Spain
At another Spanish carnival, dancers play Jews, Nazis alongside train with Auschwitz floats
The display in Badajos occurred amid debate on the appropriateness of festive parades apparently making light of the murder of millions by the Nazis.
Spanish town says it was told crematoria float was Holocaust commemoration
Seeing the float and routine, the municipality of Campo de Criptana said it now “shares the criticisms leveled” at the display.
After 500 Years, An Illustrated Spanish Bible Returns From Exile
The Kennicott Bible will return to its original home in Galicia for six months.
“How beautiful it is to be back in the city with our family name,” one man wrote on Facebook of the event.
Spanish Gymnasts Perform In Auschwitz-Style Prisoner Uniforms
The music used for the routine was by the Israeli singer Noa from the soundtrack of Roberto Benigni’s 1997 Holocaust film, “Life is Beautiful.”
2 Spanish Cities Reverse BDS Motions Following Legal Action
The country still has dozens of municipalities supporting BDS, more than in any other EU member nation.
When Jews Were ‘Illegals,’ They Took Away Our Children
We don’t know exactly how many Jews were forced out of Spain by Ferdinand in 1492, but conservative estimates put the number somewhere around 130,000.
Spanish City Votes To Boycott Israel In Defiance Of Court
A city near Valencia declared itself an “Israeli apartheid-free space.”
Spain’s Third-Largest City Declares Itself ‘Free Of Israeli Apartheid’
Last week, a motion was passed to boycott Israel.
Spain And Portugal Naturalize Nearly 5,000 Sephardic Jews
The laws follow economic recessions and vigorous attempts by Lisbon and Madrid to attract wealthy investors, residents and tourists.