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New: Confirm Known Relationships with DNA Matches on MyHeritage New Genealogy Website To Try: Find your ancestors in the open archives of the world Ancestry Just Launched a New Community Site—Here's a Tour Fold 3 Update Family Search New Free Historical Records from 26 Countries How Columbus brought America its first Jew Buried, forgotten, demolished: Archaeologist searches for New York City’s lost mikvehs Sweet home Alabama: An unlikely Jewish story of the Deep South Medieval Joel ben Simeon sefarim for sale in £12m Judaica auction Israel returns 22 artifacts as Greece pushes to bring antiquities home This town in the Alps rescued Jews from the Nazis Yohanan Ben Zakkai Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi Rebecca Gratz: The Woman Who Protected America's Jewish Children from Christian Missionaries Why Evangelical Christians are hell-bent on finding Noah’s Ark History and Development of Shabbat On Columbus Day, remember Abraham Zacuto, the Jewish astronomer history forgot A major Jewish museum hopes to join the Smithsonian – at a difficult moment for the storied institution The Venice, Italy Jewish Museum is reopening after a full-scale, multi-million-euro revamp and expansion that kept it closed for six years The synagogue in Seini, Romania is reopening after its full-scale restoration Sephardic Cuisine These legendary magicians made their Jewish identities — poof! — disappear Tzitzit, the Fringes on the Prayer Shawl. Fringes for four-cornered garments Kandinsky painting, restituted to Jewish family after Nazi looting, sells for over $42 million Nine Stunning Jewish Facts About Marilyn Monroe
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CLICK HERE TO READ THE WEEKLY NEWS NOSHThis Jewish heritage news digest is this week’s NewsNosh (The Weekly News Nosh) from L’Dor V’Dor Foundation—a curated set of links for anyone interested in Jewish family history, Jewish history, and Jewish heritage. This week’s NewsNosh Jewish heritage news digest includes DNA matches, new historical records, Jewish museums, Sephardic cuisine, and more.
Editor: Phil Goldfarb, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA