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Crypto-Jews Face a Rise in Anti-Semitism

by Norma Libman Imagine you’d been told for most of your life that your family has a Jewish history but it isn’t safe to tell people about it. In recent years, even though you’re a practicing Catholic, or a Protestant, you’ve been curious about Judaism and

Hidden in Plain Sight, The Old Jewish Cemetery on the Lido, one of the many islands of Venice, Italy

Story and Photos by Lena S. Keslin It’s interesting how some memories can stay with us for many years. In 1984 I came across a deserted Jewish cemetery on the Lido. The old stones inscribed with Italian and Hebrew were leaning over and partially submerged in the murky water

Some personal thoughts on broader effects of the U.S. election

by Diane Joy Schmidt What resonates across the United States of America and Europe now, bringing a rightward swing and authoritarian governments to the ascendancy, is immigration. As used against the Other, a technique Jews are unfortunately very familiar with, the issue of immigration was employed very successfully by Trump

How to support the New Mexico Jewish Journal

Direct contributions of any amount can be made here on our portal https://www.nmjewishjournal.com/#/portal/support OR mailed by check to New Mexico Jewish Journal, PO Box 1293, Corrales, NM 87048. Make a charitable donation directly thru our 501c3 fiscal sponsor, New Mexico Foundation at website: https://newmexicofoundation.

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Crypto-Jews Face a Rise in Anti-Semitism

Hidden in Plain Sight, The Old Jewish Cemetery on the Lido, one of the many islands of Venice, Italy

Some personal thoughts on broader effects of the U.S. election

How to support the New Mexico Jewish Journal