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[Hagadah shel Pesah: Lefi minhage ha-Sefaradim va-adot ha-Mizrah] = The Sephardi Haggadah : with translation, commentary and complete guide to the laws of Pesah and the Seder
The Sephardi heritage: essays on the historical and cultural contribution of the Jews of Spain and Portugal; by BARNETT RICHARD, 1971
The future of Israeli politics: The new Sephardi majority by Daniel Judah Elazar, 1982
The American Sephardi Winter 1973, Vol. VI, Nos. 1-2, Double Issue CecilRoth Memorial Volume by Hyman J. (Editor) Campeas, 1973
The Sephardi heritage: Essays on the history and cultural contribution of the Jews of Spain and Portugal
... Sephardi Melodies being the Traditional Liturgical Chants of the Spanish & Portuguese Jews' Congregation London. (Parti. The Ancient Melodies, by E. ... Melodies, harmonized by E. R. Jessurun.)
A Sephardi Life in Southeastern Europe
Ceremonial Synagogue Textiles: From Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Italian Communities by Bracha Yaniv, 2010-10-25
The Sephardi Legacy-TWO VOLUMES by Haim Beinart, 1992
The Sephardi Haggadah and the Laws of Pesach and the Seder by Jonathan Cohen, 1988-04
Sephardi problems in Israel by Edward Geffner, 1972
[ha-Shayarah ha-Sefaradit] =: The Sephardi caravan by Jeffrey L Hodes, 1987
The Ancient Melodies, etc (Sephardi. ... Sephardi Melodies, etc) by Emanuel Aguilar,

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American Sephardi Federation Jewish Refugees From Arab Countries
As part of an international effort, in association with major Jewish communal organizations, the American sephardi Federation has launched a campaign to
http://www.jewishrefugees.org/

Extractions: Testimonial Claim Form. Project Statement As part of an international effort, in association with major Jewish communal organizations, the American Sephardi Federation has launched a campaign to collect testimonials from Jews displaced from Arab countries. Home ASF Sephardic House Israel Ministry of Justice 2004 American Sephardi Federation with Sephardic House Reproduction of material without written permission is strictly prohibited.
VolunteerMatch - American Sephardi Federation
Find a great place to volunteer using VolunteerMatch. American sephardi Federation is located in New York, New York. American sephardi Federation, Back .
http://www.volunteermatch.org/orgs/org32108.html

Extractions: -Representing the Sephardic point of view to the Jewish general communities as well as serving as a liaison between the American Sephardic community and Jewish communities throughout the world. -Implementing programs which promote and support Sephardic spiritual, cultural and social traditions. -Preserving Sephardic history through archival and scholarly initiatives as well as creating educational programs which make these historical resources available to the public.
JEWISH MUSIC INSTITUTE - Sephardi Music
sephardi Music. The lingua franca of sephardi Jews was Ladino (or JudeoSpanish) which was based on mediaeval Castilian and written in Hebrew script.
http://www.jmi.org.uk/sephardimusic/

Extractions: 'Sephardi' (Hebrew for Spain) refers to the Jews who lived and flourished in the Iberian peninsula for many centuries, until they were expelled along with the Muslims, in 1492. Sephardi Jews took their language and musical traditions with them in to exile and absorbed other traditions from North Africa, the Eastern Mediterranean and countries in the Middle East where they settled. Many of the standard hymns in the Hebrew liturgy were composed by great Sephardic poets during the 'Golden Age' in mediaeval Spain. The lingua franca of Sephardi Jews was Ladino (or Judeo-Spanish) which was based on mediaeval Castilian and written in Hebrew script. The Ladino ballad repertoire was a very important song tradition transmitted through the female line. last modified: 20 April 2004 The Jewish Music Institute is an independent Arts organisation based at SOAS, University of London. It is an international focus bringing the ancient yet contemporary musical culture of the Jews to the mainstream British cultural, academic and social life. Its programmes of education, performance and information highlight many aspects of Jewish music throughout the ages and across the globe for people of all ages, backgrounds and cultures.
Council Of The Sephardi...Jerusalem
Council of the sephardi and Oriental Communities in Jerusalem. Tradition has it that The Council of the sephardi and Oriental Communities
http://www.hum.huji.ac.il/misgav/eng/csj.htm

Extractions: Council of the Sephardi and Oriental Communities in Jerusalem Tradition has it that The Council of the Sephardi and Oriental Communities in Jerusalem was founded as early as 1267 by the famous Jewish scholar Rabbi Moses ben Nahman (known as the Ramban ). The Council has continuously operated in Jerusalem since then, and its contribution to the development of the Jewish sector of the city has been highly significant. The present chairman of the Council is Mr. Yehezkel Zakai. The Council comprises a number of committees, each of which specializes in a certain field of activity. Members of the various committees act on an absolutely voluntary basis and are required to devote much time and effort to the promotion of projects entrusted to them. Listed below are the major committees operating under the aegis of the Council and their respective domains of activity: Welfare committee Scholarships committee Immigration and Absorption committee The Ribaz committee - reconstructs, preserves and operates the four Rabban Yohanan ben Zakai Synagogues at the Jewish Quarter of the old town of Jerusalem. One of the most prominent recent projects in this context is the establishment of
Ohr Somayach - Ask The Rabbi / Sephardi Sources
sephardi Sources. Topic Ashkenazi Jews, Origin.
http://ohr.edu/ask_db/ask_main.php/231/Q2/

Extractions: Topic: Ashkenazi Jews, Origin Possibly Related Stones, Graves Stones, Graves, Placing On Sephardi Jews, Origin Minyan, Virtual Reality ... Names, Aramaic Having Hebrew Meanings Jo Anne Crowson from California wrote: Dear Rabbi, Shalom! Can you please give me some information on the origins and history of Sephardic Jews? Though I am not Jewish, I enjoy your posts, and think you have a delightful sense of humor! Blessings and thanks. Dear Jo Anne Crowson, After the Destruction of the First Temple, around 450 BCE, the Jews were exiled to Babylon (modern day Iraq). After the 70-year exile many returned. However, the majority of the Jews did not return, preferring Babylon instead. The Jews in Israel were again exiled in 70 CE, this time by the Romans. The Roman exile created communities in Europe and North Africa. The European communities were mainly in France, Spain and Rome, some in Germany as well. The Jews in France and Germany became known as Ashkenazim (Hebrew for "Germans") and the Jews in Spain became known as
Judaism 101 - A Glossary Of Basic Jewish Terms And Concepts
Judaism 101 A Glossary of Basic Jewish Terms and Concepts. S. Saadiah Gaon approximately 1000 CE; One of the last of the Geonim
http://www.ou.org/about/judaism/s.htm

Extractions: A Glossary of Basic Jewish Terms and Concepts S Saadiah Gaon - approximately 1000 C.E. ; One of the last of the Geonim in Babylonia; famous for philosophical work, "Emunot V'Deot," "Beliefs and Ideas." Sabbath - see " Shabbat " Sabbatical Year see " Shemitah " Sadducees - See " Tzedukim " " Sanhedrin " - See here " Sarah " - "First Lady" of the " Imahot ," "Founding Mothers" of the Jewish People; the wife and "teaching partner" of Avraham . Like all the Imahot, could not bear children initially. This was because Hashem wanted to "hear" their reaction to this frustration. She bore Yitzchak miraculously at the age of ninety, when her youthful characteristics returned to her. When Yishmael, the son of Hagar, her hand-maiden mocked Yitzchak, she ordered Avraham to drive him and his mother away, saying "the son of this hand-maiden will not inherit together with my son, with Yitzchak." (Bereshit 21:10) And when Avraham objected to this harsh treatment of his son, Hashem confirmed Sarah's orders when He said, "…Everything that Sarah has told you, do not fail to do…" (Bereshit 21:12) After Sarah dies, the Midrash testifies that Sarah was as free of sin at the age of one hundred as she was at twenty and as beautiful at twenty as she had been at seven." (Bereshit Rabbah)
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