Chief Rabbi attends dedication marking Norman-era discovery made by amateur historians
By Jane Prinsley
The rare manuscript, authored in the 14th Century, is on display in the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina
By Jacob Jaffa
A trove of documents reveals how the city’s Jewish residents lived and worked alongside their Christian neighbours, mostly harmoniously, in the early 1200s
By Rosa Doherty
Richard Landes argues in his new book that the Western media deploys a narrative pushed by violent Islamists
By Zoe Strimpel
A deep dive into a world of medieval superstition
By Robert Low
Medieval Ashkenazi Jews were an ‘archipelago’ of two or more genetic communities
By Georgia L Gilholy
Edward I, who later expelled all Jews from England, made millions after hundreds of Jews were executed for coinage crimes
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