In this video we will try to find out what happened to the jews of Portugal who were forced to convert to Christianity. This long lasting injustice that started in the 15th century and has still not made right is a deep stain on the history of religion for mankind. In Portugal there are still Jewish people who live a double life, as Christians in the open and as Jews in secret. Many of these people want to reclaim their identity as Jews but they don't want to be forced to convert to Judaism because they are Jews by blood and by choice of life-style, all-being in secret. www.netivyah.org
Jewish History- Marranos & the Inquisition
Brother Marrano
Martha Schlamme, who fled from Nazi Germany to England, sings a moving Yiddish song about the Sephardim, the Spanish Jews forced to convert to Christianity by the Inquisition in 1492. Many continued to practice Judaism in secret. They were called Marranos, a derogatory word for pig, used to emphasize the expectation that they would now eat pork. The Seder is the feast of Passover and the Haggadah is the telling, at Passover, of the Jewish liberation from slavery in Egypt. Matzohs are the white unleavened flatbreads served at Passover.
CLICK TO LISTEN (Contains the English translation for the following movie.)
Zog Marano (Diz-me anussim) Marano - B'nei anussim
Crypto Judaism
This is a story of one of New Mexico's hidden history's. Crypto Judaism, or Jews in hiding. This is a controversial subject and there exists few study's on Crypto Judaism in New Mexico. Hopefully, this video influences someone to make this topic well known, so sit back, enjoy and think.
New Mexico's Crypto-Jews
This project focuses on Stanley Hordes examination of historical, social-scientific, medical and genetic research to explore the travels of the Spanish & Portuguese to the New World. He explores the Jewish peopleʼs conversion to New Christians. Some however remain faithful to their Sephardic roots and attempt to exist under the radar.
WATCH: PART 1 and PART 2
Anusim Returning to their Roots
Bnei Anusim: Rediscovering Ancient Roots
Moving documentary on the Bnei Anusim from Spain and Portugal and their journey towards Jerusalem and Israel, facilitated by Shavei Israel
Ground Zero Mosque & Arab Lies
A www.PJTV.com exclusive interview with Walid Shoebat about the Mega Mosque in NYC Ground Zero. Walid reveals disturbing contradictions between Ground Zero mosque founder Imam Faisal Abdul Rauf's Daily News article and comments in Arabic.
Rev. Lee's Anti-Semitism: A Personal Story
April 09, 2008: An Interview of Daphna Ziman by Pajamas Media's Roger L. Simon
March 29, 2008: Obama: NEW Rev. Wright Anti-Jew, Anti-Italian, Anti-Israel
July 08, 2010: Obama, explain Farrakhan & Wright - Rabbi Jonathan Ginsburg
March 29, 2008: Obama: NEW Rev. Wright Anti-Jew, Anti-Italian, Anti-Israel
July 08, 2010: Obama, explain Farrakhan & Wright - Rabbi Jonathan Ginsburg
Iran & Israel, After the Bomb - Caroline Glick
July 28, 2010: The Center for Security Policy's Senior Middle East Fellow Caroline Glick recently spoke on the subject of Iran at Moses Montefiore Anshe Emunah Synagogue in Baltimore, MD. She offered a very sober assessment of the Obama administration's policy of appeasement toward the Mullahs - and what happens next.
A Muslim's First Visit to Jerusalem
Walk in Jerusalem Affirms Beliefs - by Salim Mansur, QMI Agency
The warmth with which I was greeted and waved through passport control immediately made me feel at home in the country where I had come on a personal journey.
Beholding Jerusalem for the first time nestled in the folds of the Judean Mountains was a stunning experience.
I felt entirely disarmed of everything I had read, thought and anticipated about the city by the sheer majesty of its grandeur before me.
The ease with which I moved — alone and without restrictions — from the inner sanctum of the Muslim sanctuary to Judaism’s holiest site, embracing both, is a testimony to the openness of Israel as a Jewish state and democracy.
Palestinian, Arab and Muslim narratives of Jerusalem’s recent history, however, is a denial of what my experience affirms, and the larger denial of Jewish rights that is the source of conflict here... Read more
The warmth with which I was greeted and waved through passport control immediately made me feel at home in the country where I had come on a personal journey.
Beholding Jerusalem for the first time nestled in the folds of the Judean Mountains was a stunning experience.
I felt entirely disarmed of everything I had read, thought and anticipated about the city by the sheer majesty of its grandeur before me.
The ease with which I moved — alone and without restrictions — from the inner sanctum of the Muslim sanctuary to Judaism’s holiest site, embracing both, is a testimony to the openness of Israel as a Jewish state and democracy.
Palestinian, Arab and Muslim narratives of Jerusalem’s recent history, however, is a denial of what my experience affirms, and the larger denial of Jewish rights that is the source of conflict here... Read more
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