Why Did Spain Expel All Its Jews?| Unpacked

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  • Опубликовано: 6 янв 2025

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  • @UNPACKED
    @UNPACKED  Год назад +16

    Want to learn more about what Judaism has to say on things? Check out our other channel Big Jewish Ideas! www.youtube.com/@BigJewishIdeas

    • @abdulazizyalahow
      @abdulazizyalahow Год назад +1

      WHEN ARE Y'ALL GONNA TALK ABOUT WHAT ISLAMIC STATE DID FOR Y'ALL FOR 800 YEARS DON'T WORRY I'LL WAIT............. 👀

    • @abdulazizyalahow
      @abdulazizyalahow Год назад +2

      THEY DIDN'T EVEN MENTION ONCE THE ISLAMIC STATE AND HOW MUSLIMS SAVE THEM WHICH MADE THEM TO TRAVEL WITH THE MUSLIM LANDS SUBHANALLAH ALHAMDULILLAH ALLAHU AKBAR

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  • @Harith-le5iq
    @Harith-le5iq 7 месяцев назад +66

    You opened the gates of Toledo and betrayed the Spanish

    • @tearet741
      @tearet741 Месяц назад

      Right , they didn't want to live in extremistic Christian backward savage country , which were forcefully converting and expelling them

    • @UNPACKED
      @UNPACKED  Месяц назад +1

      Rodrigo Jiménez de Rada's De rebus Hispaniae maintains that Toledo was "almost completely empty of its inhabitants" not because of Jewish treachery but because "many had fled to Amiara, others to Asturias and some to the mountains" and the city was then fortified by a militia of Arabs and Jews. Although in the cases of some towns, the behavior of the Jews may have been conducive to Muslim success, it was of limited impact overall.
      Also what does something a few people may or may not have done in 711 have to do with persecution of all Jews hundreds of years earlier or later...?

    • @nuggert
      @nuggert 27 дней назад

      ⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@UNPACKED in De rebus Hispaniae, Jiménez de Rada writes that while the Christians of Toledo were attending Palm Sunday services outside the city walls at the basilica of Santa Leocadia, the Jewish inhabitants of Toledo opened the gates to the Muslims, allowing them to capture the city. The implication in his account is that this was a deliberate betrayal taking advantage of the Christians' absence during an important religious observance.
      Misrepresenting a specific historical text like this really is tragic. Especially considering the context of your appeals.

    • @nuggert
      @nuggert 27 дней назад +8

      @@UNPACKED in De rebus Hispaniae, Jiménez de Rada writes that while the Christians of Toledo were attending Palm Sunday services outside the city walls at the basilica of Santa Leocadia, the Jewish inhabitants of Toledo opened the gates to the Muslims, allowing them to capture the city. The implication in his account is that this was a deliberate betrayal taking advantage of the Christians' absence during an important religious observance.
      Misrepresenting this specific historical text is tragic. People are going to see your response and come to realize that you are lying, and they are going to start coming up with answers to your question. There is no need for dishonesty.

    • @yamiscape
      @yamiscape 6 дней назад +1

      During the 7th and 8th centuries Iberia (Spain and Portugal), was a divided kingdom ruled by the Catholic Visigoths, the region was home to a Jewish minority who suffered intolerable persecution under these Christian rulers. Obviously they should have no loyalty to them.
      Both Latin and Arabic chroniclers record that the Jews of the city “opened the gates of Toledo” to Tariq, who conquered the city. With more cities to take Tariq left Toledo and entrusted its protection to a garrison of Jewish soldiers, whom had rose up against the Catholic Visigoths and opened the gates.
      Had the Jews of Iberia not been the victims of such continuous barbarity from their Christian neighbours it is unlikely they’d have turned on them, but with the Muslim invasion this oppressed people tasted a freedom they hadn’t for centuries.

  • @BE-bk1tb
    @BE-bk1tb Год назад +192

    Now we need part 2, showing us the Sephardic Jews who went to the west - America, the Caribbean, and South America - their involvement in the Trans Atlantic slave trade.

    • @tFighterPilot
      @tFighterPilot Год назад +15

      Most Sephardic Jews went to north Africa, a few to eastern Europe. Those who went to America were only the converted ones, as it was under Spanish rule as well.

    • @MrBoxer42
      @MrBoxer42 Год назад +1

      The story of the Anusim is important too @fighter

    • @joaquinflores3547
      @joaquinflores3547 Год назад +10

      some went to North America in countries in United States and Mexico, some of my ancestors were sephardic jews my family is from Mexico

    • @blessedt5676
      @blessedt5676 Год назад +6

      @@tFighterPilotnot all crypto Jews actually converted. That’s why the oldest church in Puerto Rico and the western hemisphere was built by crypto Jews. Catholics have always been non practicing, also the oldest synagogues in the western hemisphere are in Latin America

    • @CjJohnson-y7m
      @CjJohnson-y7m Год назад

      The negros in America are for sure the bloodline of the Israelites everybody else going to have to prove it

  • @ReeseFagon
    @ReeseFagon Год назад +126

    Imagine wanting citizenship to a country the kicked you out 5 centuries ago

    • @anamariaguadayol2335
      @anamariaguadayol2335 9 месяцев назад

      Well, it's a safe spot when the country you live in now wants to kill you now for the same reason.

    • @dominickcolon4755
      @dominickcolon4755 9 месяцев назад +16

      if you mean Israel, they REESTABLISHED Jewish rule because the first nation on the Land of Israel was, of course, Israel. It’s not the Jews’ faults that their occupiers and oppressors (Babylonians, Romans etc) expelled them and oppressed them-but what’s amazing is that they’ve maintained a continued presence on their own land for MILLENIUMS, even when they were the minority in Ottoman Turk-ruled Palestine and the British Mandate of Palestine. Palestine was a colonial name given to Ancient Israel by the Romans btw, and it was to mock the Jews.

    • @agirlisnoone5953
      @agirlisnoone5953 8 месяцев назад

      Imagine being offended about something a government, that no longer exists, did 500 years ago.

    • @plusultra6199
      @plusultra6199 8 месяцев назад +4

      @@dominickcolon4755 Palestinians have also been there since the beginning but they had to convert to Islam. Where they not Philistines?

    • @dominickcolon4755
      @dominickcolon4755 8 месяцев назад +20

      @@plusultra6199 The ancient Philistines and the modern-day Palestinians have virtually no connections. The modern-day Palestinians are of majority-Arab descent, with the majority of Gazans having significant amounts of Egyptian DNA (which makes lots of sense especially because mass Egyptian migration to Gaza during and between WWI and WWII having been well-documented). Also, Fathi Hamad, the former Interior Minister of Hamas’s political bureau (from 2009-2014) made a statement ripping at Egypt for not sending enough aid to Gaza and mentioned that for him, personally, his family is half-Egyptian and half-Saudi (which for the half-Saudi I’d assume he means Bedouins from northern Saudi Arabia who spread out in the Levant region). West Bank Palestinians are seemingly much more diverse with many being Lebanese, Syrian, Egyptian, Bedouin (Arabian), and many more different backgrounds. In the meanwhile, it’s widely believed that the Philistines were of Greek descent. In fact, according to Wikipedia, “the Philistines were an ancient people who lived on the south coast of Canaan during the Iron Age in a confederation of city-states generally referred to as Philistia. The Philistines originated as an immigrant group from the Aegean that settled in Canaan circa 1175 BC during the Late Bronze Age collapse. Over time, they gradually assimilated elements of the indigenous Levantine Semitic societies while preserving their own unique culture.” They were immigrants to the Levant and not indigenous, and Aegean refers to the Aegean Sea (between Greece and Turkey). And if Palestinians really ARE the descendants of Philistines, isn’t everyone saying “decolonize Palestine”? Maybe the first step toward doing that would be helping them rediscover their ancient religion and traditions instead of just being okay with a lot of them being radical, jihadist-sympathizing Islamist fanatics who want to see the state of Israel destroyed. If they really ARE the same people as the Philistines then maybe not that much has changed considering how they were both the enemies of Israel. 😒
      Yes I typed a lot, I yapped, but if you want an explanation, here you go.

  • @maciejskorupski1778
    @maciejskorupski1778 Год назад +227

    Expelled time and again, over a 100 times and yet, always claiming innocence...

    • @peytongorshavitzki6933
      @peytongorshavitzki6933 Год назад

      Even though your unfounded claim of 100 times is retarded, 100 times over 4000 years is quite normal.

    • @nessy2556
      @nessy2556 Год назад

      They were expelled for being a different religion and Christianity and Islamic antisemetic verses dumb boy

    • @jeremyjohnson4757
      @jeremyjohnson4757 Год назад +17

      “Claiming” innocence? What do you mean by that?

    • @HarryFromTheNorthSide
      @HarryFromTheNorthSide Год назад +1

      @@jeremyjohnson4757that they definitely didnt deserve to be genocided,but that theres more to the story than we are told

    • @HarryFromTheNorthSide
      @HarryFromTheNorthSide Год назад

      @@jeremyjohnson4757theyre literally committing genocide on the palestinian people and tking their whole country over by force

  • @dinnerandashow
    @dinnerandashow 11 месяцев назад +24

    Failed to explain why the two had soo much conflict.

  • @frozenxgls3708
    @frozenxgls3708 Год назад +151

    im Sephardic and also 16th generation American. my family came to New Mexico in 1607. Great video but I will say the Juderias are Barrios. Not a Ghetto. a barrio is also different in Spain than what we think as Americans. You can still visit the Juderias. A lot of them are still around today and have been preserved. The jews of Spain actually lived in wealth as a prominent culture or artists, crafters, aristocrats and more. Part of the reason they were a threat is because they had their own vibrant economy. The inquisition took that all away but before that living conditions for Jews and Muslims in Spain was actually very good.

    • @frozenxgls3708
      @frozenxgls3708 Год назад +24

      I am qualified to speak on this because im 17 generations of historians. My mother is the current state historian of New Mexico so i grew up learning all of this an visiting spain my ancestral homeland my entire life.

    • @sr2291
      @sr2291 Год назад +5

      I am just finding that out myself. The first people who populated Madeira Island in the 1400's, some of their grandchildren stayed there, and some of them went to Mexico and New Spain now New Mexico.

    • @deborahfreedman333
      @deborahfreedman333 Год назад +10

      What part of New Mexico? When my grandfather came to the US, around the turn of the previous century, he moved to a thriving Jewish community in Las Vegas, NM. Most of the people living there were either Sephardim or Paiute. His father was Sephardi, the family had fled from Spain to Holland. There are a lot of crypto-Jews in New Mexico, who sadly lost their connection to their faith. Some have converted back to Judaism, but most remain lost and debased.

    • @sr2291
      @sr2291 Год назад +3

      @Deborah Freedman
      Tribunal of the Holy Office of the Inquisition in New Spain
      Established 4 November 1571
      Disbanded 10 June 1820

    • @jorgepalacio6910
      @jorgepalacio6910 Год назад +7

      Barrio just means neighborhood.
      In Latin America it might mean like a rough neighborhood, but in European Spanish it is just "neighborhood", good, bad, vietnamese, Christian, etc doesn't matter.

  • @santaklaus11
    @santaklaus11 Год назад +47

    "Thousands died" at the hands of the inquisition ... barely 3,000 during a 300 year period, to be exact. This number is absolutely minuscule compared to the standard of civil courts of the age, in Spain, but mostly throughout Europe.
    Believe it or not the inquisition was at the forefront of prisoner and accused rights, for its time, and was known to procure accused people of legal representatives to defend their cases, as well as properly feeding its prisoners. People accused of otherwise petty crimes were known to deliberately say heretic things to fall under the umbrella of the inquisition, which de facto acted as a central government (federal, in modern US parlance) court of law and had much higher standards to declare people guilty or not.
    Yes, it may have been a barbaric court system by today's standards but in its historical and geographic context the Inquisition was actually VERY NICE. Examples such as the wars of religion throughout Europe, witchcraft persection, or the expulsion of Jews from France in 12th century or from England in the 13th (for some reason modern Jews never talk about that... speaking of generational trauma) show that the 15th and 16th century legal system in Spain was just the standard, on the good side, for its time.
    So save your black legend rubbish and try to be a tad more objective next time.

    • @jtzoltan
      @jtzoltan Год назад

      When you say "3000 died in 300 years" are you referring to Jews specifically, or the inclusive total of all people executed by the Inquisition?

    • @santaklaus11
      @santaklaus11 Год назад +10

      @@jtzoltan Jews were not under the jurisdiction of the inquisition, at most it would be conversos. And I mean ALL sentences by the inquisition.

    • @tFighterPilot
      @tFighterPilot Год назад

      France and England had a smaller Jewish community, so the impact wasn't as much.

    • @MrBoxer42
      @MrBoxer42 Год назад

      Dude a simple google search will show you that in 200 years there was over 30,000 executions and 40,000 for the Portuguese and Spanish Inquisitions. You are spreading false information so Piss of you antisemite

    • @CarribeanCJ
      @CarribeanCJ 7 месяцев назад

      @@santaklaus11conversos are Jews

  • @butlerbees6639
    @butlerbees6639 Год назад +64

    I’m sure it was for absolutely no reason

    • @mrldjohnston5736
      @mrldjohnston5736 5 месяцев назад

      same as today except yall call us black

    • @KJ-yises
      @KJ-yises 4 месяца назад

      @@mrldjohnston5736the Jews were financially too successful as merchants and bankers. That’s why they were hated.

    • @Alvarezsnwl
      @Alvarezsnwl 4 месяца назад

      Blood libels, as always

    • @mrldjohnston5736
      @mrldjohnston5736 4 месяца назад +1

      @@Alvarezsnwl We dont consume any type of blood thats againt the law we do not eat blood because the life of the animal is contained in the blood .......

    • @mrldjohnston5736
      @mrldjohnston5736 4 месяца назад +1

      @@Alvarezsnwl superstitious accusation

  • @joncowley7185
    @joncowley7185 Год назад +16

    Why didn't you touch on the life of Jews under the moors before the reconquista? I feel like it is a vital detail to omit

    • @channeler231
      @channeler231 Год назад

      ​@@UncleAlf1889
      Listen asshole about jews being traitors YOU forgot another very important detail in WHY the sephardic jews helped the moors in taking over Spain Einstein.
      And that is when the germanic troglodytes of the visigorhs came to Spain in the year 500 A.D they beought catholicism to Spain BUT they also created the worldwide infamous spanish racism wich now is far more deeply rooted in all of Latin america and also they created and instigated antisemitism in Spain too.
      Did yoy know that the visigoths used to drown jewish babies in water wells in Spain put of pure racial hatred towards jews or dis you knew that one member of the spanish aristocracy wrote a letter to his muslim neighbours urgung them to help them to get rid of the despotic visigothic king Roderik II who xame to the throne in 709 A.D and who became so hated by all of Spain that when Tarik bin Ziyad entered the kingdomnand arrested the king and later executed him NOBODY stood up for the king.
      Now what does it tell you about what kind of human garbage the visigoths were as people and rulers too.
      Next time THINK and do some research before you start writing such nasty nonsense about other people here on YT ok.

    • @adelallam416
      @adelallam416 3 месяца назад

      To keep the narrative of muslims are bad and inherently antisemitic

  • @nora96780
    @nora96780 15 дней назад +5

    They will tell you they were persecuted, but they wont tell you why

  • @Nadi_ahh
    @Nadi_ahh Год назад +12

    Its like the Palestinians first Nakba... once they were forced to leave in the face of war they had NO RIGHTS OF RETURN. Why should the Jews get this right in Spain or any other country.

    • @michellelansky4490
      @michellelansky4490 5 месяцев назад

      They were NOT forced to leave. Go do your history. Youre being lied to. Their OWN people threw them out. Told them leave so we can eradicate the Jews and you can take it all when you come back. They were stupid (as they always are.....just look at them like primitives), listened......and the rest is history......they could have happily had more than half, but as always with a Muslim they only want ALL so they lost everything......that's the way the cookie crumbles!!!!!

    • @yamiscape
      @yamiscape 6 дней назад

      A better question is why do you think you can tell Spain what to do? Jews get right of return because we are valuable and provide value to society. Palestinians don’t.

  • @motorheadbanger405
    @motorheadbanger405 Год назад +25

    England and France did it before, but no one talks about it.
    The final attack on the Jews in England came in the Edict of Expulsion in 1290, whereby Edward formally expelled all Jews from England. This not only generated revenues through royal appropriation of Jewish loans and property, but it also gave Edward the political capital to negotiate a substantial lay subsidy in the 1290 Parliament. The expulsion, followed a precedent set by other European rulers, including Philip II of France, John I, Duke of Brittany and Louis IX of France.
    It is not an excuse for what was done in Spain.

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад +1

      Bit it's an excellent point!

    • @themechanictangerine
      @themechanictangerine Год назад

      But Jews like English weenies

    • @JoeJobernowl
      @JoeJobernowl 10 месяцев назад +1

      Various kingdoms also expelled the Roma around the same time as the Spanish expulsion.

  • @jenniferbreaux7385
    @jenniferbreaux7385 Год назад +8

    Thank u for bring these uncomfortable yet important topics to the forefront.

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад +2

      Why uncomfortable?

    • @jenniferbreaux7385
      @jenniferbreaux7385 Год назад +1

      @@margasa8548 empathy

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад +3

      @jenniferbreaux7385 hello 👋, are those bringing the topic to the forefront Spanish? I honestly don't know. I think the Spaniards are tired of hearing complaints. Empathy is present on one to one conversations. You didn't mean that Jews we should be empathic towards them, right?

  • @Patrick_919
    @Patrick_919 Год назад +30

    "Every government has a rap sheet."
    Yeah, I've seen Israel's.

  • @enriquehidalgo630
    @enriquehidalgo630 Год назад +12

    If you look at all the land that Spain controlled in the New World and all the wealth extracted, Spain should be the wealthiest country in Europe.

    • @artiek1177
      @artiek1177 Год назад +1

      Throughout history, there is a price to be paid by the counties or civilizations that have persecuted the Jews. Babylon, Greece, Rome, Spain, etc.

    • @carlospecanha1826
      @carlospecanha1826 3 месяца назад +1

      ​​@@artiek1177 don't forget Portugal too

  • @anniescorfano
    @anniescorfano Год назад +12

    WE WANT THE TRUTH. MY HISPANIC PEOPLE WANT THE TRUTH OF THEIR HERITAGE!!! REVEAL THE TRUTH OUT TO THE PUBLIC NOW. WE NEED TO PROTEST

    • @lizbethartemis4886
      @lizbethartemis4886 Год назад +8

      Give DNA tests to all those ruling Israel. Let’s see how many are actually Hebrews.

    • @anamariaguadayol2335
      @anamariaguadayol2335 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@lizbethartemis4886actually, it's being done on a voluntary basis and lo and behold, our DNA says we are from that region of the world. There's an UNPACKED about that. Check it out 😊

    • @cocobunny5744
      @cocobunny5744 8 месяцев назад

      The truth is that black people are the real Jew

    • @rinkohorowitz
      @rinkohorowitz 8 месяцев назад

      @@lizbethartemis4886Israel has no “rulers” it’s a parliamentary democracy.

    • @yamiscape
      @yamiscape 6 дней назад

      @@lizbethartemis4886Hebrews aren’t a thing

  • @ronniefairley2388
    @ronniefairley2388 Год назад +56

    I wonder if we will ever talk about how the Jews funded the slave trade in this time period. Lol

    • @UNPACKED
      @UNPACKED  Год назад +5

      Feel free to check out our other video on Jewish involvement in the slave trade here: ruclips.net/video/7rRqJXrSrdE/видео.html

    • @plusultra6199
      @plusultra6199 8 месяцев назад +13

      What about how they funded rebellions in Latin America which benefitted Spains' enemies and held those countries into debt!

    • @rabbidcrazy787
      @rabbidcrazy787 6 месяцев назад

      Prove it

    • @Stop_Asian_Hate
      @Stop_Asian_Hate 5 месяцев назад

      Those arent the same jews. Those people were Ashkenazi, slavery flourished throughout Africa because of the exiled Jews fleeing spain and portugal.

    • @michellelansky4490
      @michellelansky4490 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@plusultra6199that's some spelling ya have there. Maybe speak English and you'll be more successful. Some mistakes are autocorrect problems but this sure aint 😂😂😂

  • @moonchildlara
    @moonchildlara Год назад +97

    My maternal grandparents are both from Monterrey, Nuevo León, México & their families have lived in the area for over 400 years. We found Morisco ancestry on my grandfather’s side & Sephardic Jewish ancestry on my grandmother’s side. Interestingly enough, Monterrey itself was founded by governors & families of Crypto Sephardic Jewish descent who left Portugal in the late 1500s, early 1600s. We were very unaware of this fact but it is historically documented & truly fascinating. I am very proud of my Morisco/Sephardic roots! 🙂

    • @julioalexo
      @julioalexo Год назад +7

      Awesome 🙌🙌

    • @lavarburton1849
      @lavarburton1849 Год назад

      If that is your heritage, you will never be accepted by the "in-group", who actually is racist against you, why do you think their name is AshkeNAZI?
      They are a racially exclusive, White Supremacist bloodline known as the Khazarian Kommunist Klan

    • @rachelpollett6070
      @rachelpollett6070 Год назад

      king david committed genocide on goliaths people.
      where are they today? eradicated.
      now cry victim

    • @ericv7720
      @ericv7720 Год назад +11

      Same here! My grandmother was from around Monterrey. Her first child (my uncle, now deceased) went by the nickname "Shema." Nobody in the family knows where it came from, except that it was passed down through the generations.

    • @emmamiller4262
      @emmamiller4262 Год назад

      😊😊o[

  • @alexsoterios
    @alexsoterios Год назад +45

    I have Portuguese Jewish ancestors on both my mother's and father's sides, it's so sad to think of everything my ancestors went through during this period of extreme persecution. Brazil today has a large percentage of descendants of those persecuted by the Portuguese and Spanish inquisition.

    • @tambordecrioula
      @tambordecrioula Год назад +1

      Pode ver os meus comentários sobre o seu caso que acabei de postar. Shalom.

    • @mimovk
      @mimovk Год назад

      Really interesting and fascinating. I wish more people will do DNA tests to find out

    • @sr2291
      @sr2291 Год назад

      ​@mimo DNA Tests only go back 5 to 8 generations, so your ancestors before that will not show up on a test.

    • @jasonk795
      @jasonk795 Год назад +3

      Being a Jew only passes through the Mothers side. Father side is irrelevant.

    • @Willy_Tepes
      @Willy_Tepes Год назад

      ​@@jasonk795 Before the exile it was passed through the father's side. After being banished from their homeland and sent into slavery by the Romans, that was the only way to pass on traditions because you now had a Roman Daddy :) You are basically a bunch of bastards :)
      (Killing a prophet of the Lord comes with huge Karmic debt.)

  • @musicnotes4755
    @musicnotes4755 Год назад +2

    Amazing video. Thank you for this!

  • @corgismclean
    @corgismclean Год назад +4

    Just idiotic... the inquisition killed between 5,000 and 10,000 people in over 3 centuries. There were rules about only torturing if by information obtained not by torture they knew someone was lying and the torture was water boarding just like the USA did to alleged terrorists in the early 2000s. Pogroms were common all over Europe and one of the reasons to set the inquisition was to have a trial in an organized way. If someone was accused he had to name 10 people who hated him and if one of them was the accusers he was let go. The black legends thrives! The Jews were expelled from England 4 times, some of them after paying NOT to be expelled, etc.

    • @nuggert
      @nuggert 27 дней назад

      "The inquisition killed" is not an accurate representation of events. There were approximately 3,000 executions by conviction during the inquisition over 300+ years

  • @natalieshemtov
    @natalieshemtov 8 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for creating this video

  • @dunharrowfarm7815
    @dunharrowfarm7815 8 месяцев назад +4

    Saint Teresa of Ávila (1515) was born into a converso family, which caused her much grief with the Inquisition. Today, she is a Doctor of the Church.

  • @plusultra6199
    @plusultra6199 Год назад +39

    The Jews didn't want to pay taxes and were notorious for this although they did like to be tax collectors and keep some for themselves! Jews didn't protect Spain and instead protected the interests' of foreign invaders as it suited them. The Juderias were not gettos. They were just Jewish areas. Many of the torturers were actually of Jewish stock such as the leader of torture, Torquemada and Martinez was also one of them. The Jews have continously used anti Spanish propaganda in various enemy states. I have nothing against Jews as individual people as i've met some good ones but if you want to do things solely on the interests of Jews and not Spain, it's better if you stay in Israel.

    • @naser766
      @naser766 Год назад

      You are Anti-Semitism!!

    • @rinkohorowitz
      @rinkohorowitz 8 месяцев назад +6

      The claim that Jews “didn’t want” to pay taxes is dubious. Especially considering as they were often forced to pay unreasonably high taxes. Christians could not lend to other Christians as it was forbidden in their religion, and Jews were barred from many craftsman guilds and other professions, so they were forced to become tax collectors and bankers.
      Crying about Jews not protecting Spain is strange considering that Spanish Catholics oppressed them since about 800 AD, starting with the Visigoths and continuing into the era of Queen Isabella. Why would I, as a Jew, protect a country full of people that hate me? To demand fealty from people that you hate and oppress on a daily basis is very presumptuous.
      And I do not know of this anti-Spanish propaganda that you are talking about. My sister lived in Spain for several years and she said one of the main things that she noticed is that sexism and racism is plentiful over there. Like Italy it can be more overt. I don’t think that is anti-Spanish, if it is a fact, and if so then perhaps you should stop being racist. Other than that I have never hear any negative things about Spain. Only positive things; in fact, my younger sister is obsessed with Spanish food and culture and the country itself. She even taught herself to speak fluent Spanish and started learning Catalan.

    • @plusultra6199
      @plusultra6199 8 месяцев назад

      @@rinkohorowitz Look at Michael Howard. Is he not a Jew? He always uses anti Spanish propoganda. Martinez the carpenter of Cortez was a Jew so they did have trades.
      Jews were traiters to Spain and helped Muslims so they were going to be disliked. If I helped Hamas against Israel whilst living in Israel, I'm sure you'd call me a traiter.
      Also Jews chanted for the murder of Jesus whilst letting a criminal go. This is always going to put a strain on relations which enforced Catholics to think negatively of them, especially when they came to think that Catholicism had helped them in victory.
      Racism exists everywhere in the World, including in Israel. You only have to look how appallingly they treat Ethiopian Jews. There are youtube videos on it. Sexism is less than in many other countries. I don't remember any of my female relatives not being allowed to work in public places unlike in other countries.

    • @xcjgilsx
      @xcjgilsx 8 месяцев назад

      bunch of bullsht

    • @Napolean46
      @Napolean46 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@rinkohorowitzI agree with you.

  • @symtexxd
    @symtexxd Год назад +19

    My ancestors were Sephardi who escaped Spain went to Morocco. My great grandfather went to South America from Morocco to be involved in the rubber business in the late 1800s. It's so amazing that I'm here. We are still here!!

    • @safuwanfauzi5014
      @safuwanfauzi5014 Год назад

      why muslim take jewish? turkey, egypt, morocco why not jews go to france, italy?

    • @eladjudah2908
      @eladjudah2908 Год назад +2

      you are an arab jew not a sephardi jew

    • @everythingandmore5537
      @everythingandmore5537 Год назад +1

      ​@@eladjudah2908 The othomons never did an inquisition against the Jews in their land. I always wondered why?

    • @channeler231
      @channeler231 Год назад +1

      ​@@eladjudah2908
      Maghrebi jew NOT arab jew that term does not exist ok.

    • @eladjudah2908
      @eladjudah2908 Год назад

      @@channeler231 they are look and bahave just like arabs

  • @wilhelmhesse1348
    @wilhelmhesse1348 Год назад +5

    It is said by some that Sephardic Jews also played a prominent role in the Transatlantic slave trade.

    • @picture-perfect
      @picture-perfect Год назад

      I've heard the same thing! I also heard that they were enslaved.

    • @michellelansky4490
      @michellelansky4490 5 месяцев назад

      There were some Jews that owned slaves but how could a community a fraction of the size of any other control an international trade. That's either a huge libel or a huge compliment depending on how you look at it.

    • @wilhelmhesse1348
      @wilhelmhesse1348 5 месяцев назад

      @@michellelansky4490 hold on a sec ...."some"? There were thousands who owned slaves...look at the number of black Americans and Caribbeans with Jewish surnames Green, Simon, Davis, Moses, Lewis, David etc...that percentage of blacks with Jewish surnames over the total non Jewish slave master names would by an honest estimate, close to 20 percent. Give or take 20 percent of all slave owners were Jewish.

  • @fundacionhoracioducharne
    @fundacionhoracioducharne Год назад +18

    Well ... the legend against Spain is still there. Why?. Remember that some separdics (not all of them of course) went to Holland and England and contributed to the piracy againts Spain from XVI century. Those sephardics brought the knowledge about ship buildings, trade routes, geography, astronomy and more helping the enemies of Spain. Some important families like Roosevelt came from those expelled sephardics.

    • @anniescorfano
      @anniescorfano Год назад +4

      ROOSEVELT?? No wonder he loved the federal government so much

    • @anniescorfano
      @anniescorfano Год назад +2

      Yes my dad told me about this it’s so fascinating

    • @jozefgrunmann7998
      @jozefgrunmann7998 Год назад +1

      Horacio, it is not legend against Spain. It is historical reality, Ask my dead ancestors.

  • @margasa8548
    @margasa8548 Год назад +3

    I can tell you why Spain expelled its Jews: they were building nationality, unifying their young country after centuries of war against the Arabs-Moors. They needed their moment of being all the same, all equal, all Spanish. So, :the other" was unwanted.

    • @MorganeCamiret
      @MorganeCamiret 3 месяца назад

      In the name of a usurpation of Rabinico Yeshuha 's life and jewish teachings.
      Remained for the copy to get rid of the original.

  • @ardena30
    @ardena30 Год назад +13

    the Spanish golden age started right after the expulsion

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад

      If you call Golden Age stealing minerals from Mount Potosi and the Aztecs and not developing their industry like the British and Dutsch and being totally dependent from those two and importing everything in exchange of those minerals. What you call the Spanish Gllden Age is not a Golden Age, it is a Gold Age. The problemn is they lost this gold very fast. So it is really, the basing of the Dutch and British Golden Age of Industry and banking. Why? That's were the Jews went. But we did not create banks. The Dutch and the British did. We just went with the idea, and it was successful. I say this before they start blaming us for things that are not our making. It's a genius idea, though, which allowed human progress for many centuries to come, until now. And whoever doesn't like it, can start thinking, inventing and manifesting something else.

    • @vry3555
      @vry3555 Год назад +4

      I think you mean it ended when they expelled the Jews and it hasn't recovered to date. Portugal flourished when they moved across and became the dominant world power in its day then also went into decline when they persecuted the Jews just as Spain had done. They also haven't recovered their glory days. YHWH doesn't sleep and no one touches the apple of His eye without consequences

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад

      It only seems that way to the uneducated eye.

    • @vry3555
      @vry3555 Год назад +2

      @@margasa8548 lol, sure it does

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад

      @vry3555 me: autodidact.
      Now, what is the connection with the Iberian peninsula? In other geological eras, was there a lot of flooding there?I'm learning. And you guys from Giorgia are very quiet. So, don't laugh please. Is that why? I mean, did the waters come all over to Giorgia is that what you mean?

  • @דורוןפרנקו-ע4ש
    @דורוןפרנקו-ע4ש Год назад +30

    Im Sefardic jew our Ancestor family were expelled from Spain and moved to the Iberian area they mainly moved to Italy (venecia,liverno) from there moved to Rodos island and some lived in Turkey our Family names (Franco,Mayo,Alhadeff,Amato) still looking for information on our Ancestors the journey has just begun

    • @AmyMichelleMosier
      @AmyMichelleMosier Год назад +3

      Sounds like a DNA test is in order!

    • @houseofjudah7470
      @houseofjudah7470 Год назад +3

      And you are NOT black,

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад +1

      So they must have known my great grandparents if they lived in Esmirna (Yismir) all Jews lived together and left Turkey to go to Uruguay.

    • @דורוןפרנקו-ע4ש
      @דורוןפרנקו-ע4ש Год назад +1

      @@margasa8548 Very interesting i will ask my brother he is doing research on our Family so I will let him know what you wrote he has all of the information our Family left from Rodos to RHODESIA in Africa and others left to U.S.A

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад +1

      @houseofjudah7470 we are all colors. At some point we thought whitening would save oír lives, since white people like white people, for some reason we thought that would help us. It wasn't on purpose. Also there were a lot of sexual abuse during wars and pogroms. But we also have the color that you like. And converts are many colors also. 2500 years don't pass without leasing a mark. We are not a race. Are all Canadians one color only. We don't belong in your race conception idea or theory. Race has been transcended. We are all one race: the human race.

  • @JoeJobernowl
    @JoeJobernowl 10 месяцев назад +2

    Sorry, something that happened 500 years ago "still lurks in your DNA?" If ANY other people tried that one on they'd be laughed out of existence. As for "subject to the whims of whoever was in charge" - that was true of EVERYONE! It's part and parcel of the feudal system of government.
    When it comes to Spain Jews were seen as collaborators with the Moors, their general resistance to taking part in the Reconquista solidified that reputation, and the story of the Jewish advisor to Emir Abd-ar-Rahman II recommending he force all Christians to convert hardly endeared them further to their Christian neighbours. Their financial role hardly helped matters - has anyone ever liked the tax collector?
    Then there's the matter of world-view. In Medieval Christianity there were two forces at work - God and the Devil and if you rejected God you by default embraced the Devil. It's a problem inherent in Abrahamic religions - "my way or the high way." And Jews rejected the Christian God - as such they weren't just blasphemous to the Christian population, they were actually a living danger because everything happened at God's will. Anger him and war, famine, plague (the 14th Century was marked by the Black Death remember and there was violence all over Europe) and all sort of other goodies followed. It didn't help that it was a matter of Christian doctrine that the Jews had killed Jesus. It's sadly how the Medieval Christian worldview worked. And there was another problem - ultimately all authority in Medieval Christendom derived from God (via the Church) and in that refusal of the Christian God the Jews were also challenging the very bed rock of Royal Authority - that whole "Divine Right" thing. These were absolute monarchs - they didn't like ANYONE challenging their authority, Jew or Christian. And this went for the Moors too - there were still quite a lot of Mozarabs about.
    Now there was another escape route open to Jews - leaving. It wasn't all just "Convert or Die" (does the name Edomite ring a bell to anyone?) - although often claimed as Crown property that wasn't always easy (there were cases in France of Jews wanting to convert but being denied the right to do so by the King because they were more valuable to him as Jews) but in converting Jews opened themselves to something else - the Inquisition. Under Inquisition rules they couldn't touch Jews (or there'd have been no one left to expel) but Conversos - they were in permanent open season. But it's important to remember there were, in Spain, two Inquisitions. The original was a Papal Inquisition while the second was a State Inquisition, under Royal control and far more interested in maintaining a state approved orthodoxy.
    Now none of this pardons what happened but I hope it goes a tiny bit (it's a huge subject) of the way to explain more of what was going on that led to the expulsion.

  • @raoulduke8720
    @raoulduke8720 5 месяцев назад +9

    its not that theyre disgustingly immoral, its that they dont realise it and genuinely think theyre morally enlightened, my amusement and glee at the world waking up to them is boundless, well done everyone!

    • @yamiscape
      @yamiscape 6 дней назад

      We are morally enlightened compared to you, but that’s a really low bar

  • @picture-perfect
    @picture-perfect Год назад +3

    Around the same time, the Portuguese shipped a considerable number of Jews to the island of Sao Tome (West Africa) to work as slaves, growing sugar cane. A few are believed to have escaped to Angola.

  • @williamhare8640
    @williamhare8640 6 месяцев назад +10

    Spain would be wise to keep them out if they are wise😊

    • @brattick123
      @brattick123 Месяц назад +1

      First of all your comment is grammatically very incorrect. Second of all, the subtle antisemitism in this comment is absolutely disgusting and should not be tolerated.

    • @yamiscape
      @yamiscape 6 дней назад

      Too late. They’re already coming back to Spain and getting citizenship. Stay mad.

  • @abrigospardos
    @abrigospardos Год назад +27

    Though no nation can ever atone for past sins, it's also true that the past cannot be understood unless it's put in historical perspective. The Jews in Spain were given a tough choice (forced conversion or exile) but even that does not compare to the Holocaust in Nazi Germany, when the purpose was not assimilation but extermination. Also, in the case of Spain it is more appropriate to speak of anti-judaism than antisemitism. In other words, it was about religion, not race or ethnicity. In fact, several prominent conversos and/or descendants of conversos later became bishops or even Catholic saints, Theresa of Avila being a case in point. As I said, nothing can make up for past atrocities, but I'd say that doesn't mean they are all comparable to the Holocaust.

    • @Solek95
      @Solek95 Год назад +2

      In Brazil these Jews were prohibited from marrying old Christians and could not work in the state and were constantly being persecuted for any reason. the impact on these people is noticeable even today as they do not talk about their ancestors.

    • @ShivaTD
      @ShivaTD Год назад +3

      Wait so it's consider persecution to not allow people of another religion to hold office in your Theocratic country? It seems a little unreasonable.

    • @ninjawizard3865
      @ninjawizard3865 Год назад +6

      If no nation came ever make up for its past sins why the Germans still paying?

    • @abrigospardos
      @abrigospardos Год назад +2

      @@ninjawizard3865 Precisely, case in point. Because no matter how long they pay for them, the past cannot be changed.

    • @ninjawizard3865
      @ninjawizard3865 Год назад +6

      @@abrigospardos Sounds like the Germans should stop paying, if they could.

  • @tw1705
    @tw1705 Год назад +7

    Half Ashkenazi Polish Jew & a quarter Sephardic Spaniard here. Unfortunately, I've had Muslims, Christians, and even Sephardic Jews tell me I'm not a "real Jew"... My great-uncle who died in Auschwitz missed that memo...

    • @rinkohorowitz
      @rinkohorowitz 8 месяцев назад +2

      I’m sorry to hear about your great uncle. I am half Ashkenazi Polish-Jew and Japanese; I have black hair and blue eyes so I get the same “fake Jew” accusation semi-regularly. It is hard to deal with if you had family members that went through oppression or died in the concentration camps.
      I look like a mixed person. My twin sister looks more Asian. People really need to stop obsessing over ethnicity and start looking at character. I never had any questions at all about where I came from because my parents made it extremely clear to me.
      The first time I experienced antisemitism was when I was 12. When I was 13 I started surfing the internet more and more due to uni studies and I noticed that it was all over the internet, a lot of people hated us and I didn’t understand why.
      My mother told me but I just didn’t know why. I thought well we help people and we do charity work and the things they said about Jews being greedy and quick and controlling the world and all of their historical revisionism were so strange to me. It was so different to anything I had read in history books, talked to people about, and experienced in life. In Japan people are very curious and ask many questions. That is because there was no Christianity so the hatred is nonexistent unlike in Europe.

  • @joselevy5084
    @joselevy5084 Год назад +43

    It's really great that you talk about these issues on your channel, well, it's that part of the history of us as Jews that is often unknown. As Sephardim we know these stories in some cases, but many do not know about it. Important historical issues to addres. Very good, your channel is beautiful 🫰🏻

  • @ericponce8740
    @ericponce8740 Год назад +5

    When the Spanish monarchs kicked out the Jews and Muslims from the country, it created a void in the merchant, banking, and medical professions in Spain. The Ottoman Empire welcomed Sephardic Jews to Constantinople.

    • @gigelfrone6592
      @gigelfrone6592 Год назад +1

      Bullshit.
      After the expulsion of parasites the golden age of Spain followed.

  • @gerberjoanne266
    @gerberjoanne266 Год назад +4

    I heard that, at least in Spain, the program to accept Sephardic Jews as citizens has foundered, and not many Jews have been accepted. One interpretation I heard was that Jewish authorities in Spain were the problem because they were too demanding in terms of the criteria for who could be considered Jewish.

  • @connor1414
    @connor1414 Год назад +7

    There was a child sacrifice that year or the year before that played a part in the expulsion

  • @sonnysantana5454
    @sonnysantana5454 Год назад +6

    funny thing 1' of the oldest Jewish temple's in the western hemisphere is on the island nation of Puerto Rico its over 500' years old and the cemetery is sephardic jews and some Portuguese sailors who were from the Columbus expeditions

    • @lizbethartemis4886
      @lizbethartemis4886 Год назад

      hey they do not want to know.

    • @sonnysantana5454
      @sonnysantana5454 Год назад +1

      @@fedevida1951 for me it's research and history books but you probably do googie and pigapidia

  • @HinduPowerPortal
    @HinduPowerPortal Год назад +3

    Well , as a Hindu I would suggest Jews to consider Space exploration and planetary colonization. It sounds silly , however we never know what great things are out there..

    • @mikerotchburnz389
      @mikerotchburnz389 Год назад +3

      Sure we can consider that providing Hindus will go there first to test if the grounds are livable LOL

    • @HinduPowerPortal
      @HinduPowerPortal Год назад +1

      @@mikerotchburnz389 will do it Bro 😊😁

    • @14TND88
      @14TND88 Год назад

      If Jews ever learn space travel they would no doubt import millions of aliens to white countries

  • @zombievikinggaming4258
    @zombievikinggaming4258 Год назад +26

    Why did they go through a golden age immediately after expelling jews? That's a fascinating question.

    • @CarribeanCJ
      @CarribeanCJ 7 месяцев назад +5

      I mean they only went overseas and took all the gold they could and brought back to Spain. You need to go outside and touch some grass kid

    • @salimsopari
      @salimsopari 5 месяцев назад +2

      the golden age was before that, and during muslim rule.. learn your history

    • @michellelansky4490
      @michellelansky4490 5 месяцев назад

      ​Totally......can you believe other people are so stupid. Okay no everybody's knowledgeable about everything but most people then just won't make fools out of themselves by speaking. They'll just keep quiet.

    • @michellelansky4490
      @michellelansky4490 5 месяцев назад

      Do you realize the Golden Age ended when the Jews left and the whole country went bankrupt......and that was even INCLUDING the fact that they confiscated all the Jews' money and property. Some people just can't make success of themselves!

    • @Alvarezsnwl
      @Alvarezsnwl 4 месяца назад

      Because they gained what they wanted?

  • @gloryakiepper7918
    @gloryakiepper7918 Год назад +11

    I learned so much about our history and it makes me feel fabulous. The more I learn the better it is. Please keep videos like this going.🎉🎉😊🎉🎉🎉

    • @monkeycat48
      @monkeycat48 Год назад +1

      I got another video you can go look at look up the most evil men and women in history Spanish inquisitor general Tomas De Torquemada. Besides him, there are others on the list doing well known figures like Adolf Hitler Joseph Stalin are on that list there’s quite a few other evil figures

  • @aaronmoreno8918
    @aaronmoreno8918 Год назад +19

    My Sephardic ancestors fled Spain 🇪🇸 and ended up in Mexico 🇲🇽, mixing with the local Indigenous Natives of Michoacán and Zacatecas. But they were aware of their Jewish ancestry and Moorish ancestry.

    • @alanabernstein2081
      @alanabernstein2081 Год назад +6

      My family left Spain moved to Russia and eventually United States, I Know an entire Community in
      NY OF US SEPHARDIM it's ridiculous what the entire World has done to us!

    • @itsytyt5192
      @itsytyt5192 Год назад

      Hhaa

    • @joaquinflores3547
      @joaquinflores3547 Год назад +3

      same my dads family where originally Sephardic jews from as Spain as well and settled in the state of Mexico and also mixed with the native Nahuatl of the area, interesting to hear that your family has a similar story

    • @SoldierDrew
      @SoldierDrew Год назад

      Jews can only marry other Jews or a Jewish convert.
      Jews can't marry non-Jews.

  • @joelsays
    @joelsays Год назад +29

    Im a decendent of Spanish Jews from both sides of my family. All I have to say about this video is that its pure rubbish. Its based on selective history, manipulation of facts and the purposeful exclusion of the politics and economics of Iberia from the time of the Visigoths to the end of the Islamic domination. This narrative adds fuel to hatred and its dishonesty does nothing to help people understand the facts around the Inquisition and the role of the Jews in Spain. It is basically a modernized version of the Black Legend polished for modern audiences. The Inquisition in Spain took place, thousands were killed, Muslims and Jews were expelled, along with other non-Catholics. But, those events did not pop-up without a historical context and a long line of causes and effects. Most countries in Western Europe had their Inquisitions and expelled Jews as well. But, that is rarely mentioned. Today, there is ethnic cleansing in Israel against the Arabs and millions of Palestinians have lost their properties and live in poverty all over the world. There are no clean hands when it comes to the exploitation and abuse of one people over another. Instead of rubbing acid over old wounds, we should focus on a peaceful future. No one holds a monopoly on pain, and to manipulate it for any reason is wrong.

    • @larosadesierta9146
      @larosadesierta9146 Год назад

      Ethnic cleansing in Israel? 😂 so, how come the Arab population is growing in Israel? Arabs have equal rights here. It’s the Arab states that have almost no Jews anymore after thousands of years of Jewish presence. Where’s the real ethnic cleansing? Arab Muslim states. Your comment is rubbish.

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад

      Hello pure rubbish. There is no ethnic cleansing, there is no Apartheid. Stop creating fictions which is equivalent to creating hatred. You cannot slander without impunity. If there is ethnic cleansing anywhere here, it is in the mind and desires of Islam organizations that say it openly: they say they will not stop until the Jews are in the sea. But that is only in their imagination and low desires. Nowhere in reality. Israel doesn't target Palestinians. Palestinians have clean hands. When they have weapons: rocks, knives, guns, bombs with nails, they are targeting civilians, Jews, children, they are NOT Palestinians, they are Hamas activists. Your use of words is an attack that seeks to wound using the Shoa against us. Absolutely unfounded to use the term Ethnic cleansing. As I said, only in the mind of Hamas. Pali-wood, fictions of Aljazeera.

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад

      You are the best example I have encountered of an antisemitic Jew. You go against your own people. Our enemies, Islam are better than you, because they are faithful to one another. There is a moment to be silent, when all you have to say is lies. If you are a Jew, you are free. I cannot do anything, not even suffer for your misinformation. If you are not Jew, I say you lie and declare your false opinion valueless. I will debunk your lies one by one. But you have to go deep. Finish one, and then another. Face me. Are you a Jew? Would you say so if you were? You're just doing kt for the hatred, and don't really care who you are. Arab-Israelies flourish inside of Israel. Those who are not Israelies, their authorities are declared enemies of Israel, using the term 'Palestinian' to create a fiction of victimization. And of course, the media goes with it to advance its own agenda. Not relevant. Not even interesting. Quite pathetic.

    • @oscarpine4735
      @oscarpine4735 Год назад +4

      Thank you, so many people just look at one side with no nuance. Like how this forgets to mention that this is all after a 700 year war. Thank you for being unbiased!

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад

      We are sitting among ourselves, remembering and sharing feelings. It's like a memorial or funeral. Your icecube comments and false accusations of Apartheid do not have a place here. We can be objective, but NOT here. Because we chose to come and join other Jews who understand why we are and share memories. And to hit us when we are sitting on the floor and covering our mirrors is simply rude. We have feelings. We are human. And if judging and criticizing is what you came here to do.... it is you who is out of place, not us. Would you like it if I were to go to a private and family funeral wearing clown's clothes and making people laugh, telling jokes about the dead? When will you ever finish to impose your reality that Jews are just the source of joke material? Don't be rude, and get out of our moment. We loved Spain because it looks like Jerusalem, we contributed to its foundation. We cry here like we cry by the rivers of Babylon. And you come judging and laughing like enemies. It's a question of timing. After the Shiva is over: fight us while we are standing: otherwise those watching will think you are cowards. I'm a woman, but my words I mean them to be fists. You are mean hearted. We are a people that doesn't hurt others. Yes, we can hurt others, but bot voluntarily, not on purpose. Hamas, Islam us waging a war against us and are our declared enemies. Their agenda is Islam NOT Palestinians. That is why, there are many Palestinians that are with Israel, because they want to work and put food on the table and are not Hamas activists. Hamas targets children and civilians, Israel doesn't. Israel targets missile firing bases. And you Spanish people,like me, I assume, Fontanarosa y Pineda, I don't know what your problem is. Judging suffering you know nothing about. It would be better if you would tend to your business instead of continuing the tradition of ridiculizing Jews, hitting us when we are down, or naked and transparent.

  • @fiddlejohn9305
    @fiddlejohn9305 Год назад +4

    A crypto-Jewish friend from New Mexico whose family has lived there since the 17th century said they refer to themselves as “Los Obscuros” - “The Hidden.”

    • @lizbethartemis4886
      @lizbethartemis4886 Год назад +1

      los oscuros live very well. In Native American land, they are white. BS.

  • @shaunvegburger5718
    @shaunvegburger5718 Год назад +27

    Spain also expelled or killed Muslims during Inquisition.
    Interestingly, it were the Muslim majority countries that opened their doors to Jews, they include: Turkey, Morocco, Algeria, Tunis, Iran, and others.

    • @homyce
      @homyce Год назад +5

      The jews flourished in Andalucia. The year 1492 was the same year that the last Andalusian kingdom fell in Grenada and all Muslims and Jews were expelled. Its the reason why Morroco had the largest number of Jewish population in all of Arab countries.

    • @zombievikinggaming4258
      @zombievikinggaming4258 Год назад

      Yes Jews and Muslims have always been allies against the west, this is true.

    • @biggus333
      @biggus333 6 месяцев назад

      spain then entered a golden age, while those muslim countries started collapsing and getting weaker, hmmmmmmmmm 🤔 jooooooos 🤔

    • @salimsopari
      @salimsopari 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@homyce glad someone mentioned AL ANDALUS

    • @Alvarezsnwl
      @Alvarezsnwl 4 месяца назад +1

      Yeah. So what?

  • @AlfredoPuente8
    @AlfredoPuente8 Год назад +2

    They were called the “Catholic Kings” for a reason.

  • @WTFBRUTUS
    @WTFBRUTUS Год назад +3

    Wish she would’ve gone into the initial Muslim rule of Spain…were told a lot of things happened in 1492 but most importantly is the Fall of Granada. This explains a lot of what she’s talking about as side of effect of this war

    • @UNPACKED
      @UNPACKED  Год назад

      Thanks for this comment, it's definitely another video idea to consider for the future!

  • @OneMondBand
    @OneMondBand Год назад +19

    I am of Spanish descent, although my ancestors were more recently in Galicia, so we hold Chassidic customs.
    Personally, I think the whole idea of Jews identifying with a diaspora nation from the past is a fallacy. You are Jewish, not Spanish. I noted one of the citizenship recipient referring to the Inquisition as their holocaust. Do you see any German, Polish, and Hungarian Jews trying to return to Hungary, Poland, and Germany? Of course not. Personally, my ancestors have had a rich history in Germany and Galicia, but we have no inclination towards even visiting those places.
    One of the things we need to learn as Jews is to let go of our diaspora past. Yes, our current identity might have been shaped by the countries in which we have lived for hundreds of years, hundreds of years ago. But we don't live there anymore. Right now, we are looking towards the future, and we hope that will be in Israel.
    So, yes, continue with your food, music, and prayer customs from hundreds of years ago. That is extremely important and special. But identify as Spanish? No. Cut the cord.

    • @Dor150
      @Dor150 Год назад +2

      2000 years of exile do their thing. Look at Israel

    • @miriamzajfman4305
      @miriamzajfman4305 Год назад

      I completely agree with you !

    • @briandfox16
      @briandfox16 Год назад

      I agree. With regard to Germany, the only people I know who take advantage of these programs are Christians with one Jewish grandparent who was a victim of the Holocaust.
      My family would never go back to Germany. We were there longer than countless other Germans but were never "Germans".
      Who wants to go back to a country where your ancestors were marched through death camps. Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice...
      So far U.S.A. is largely good and so is Israel. I wouldn't ever consider Canada, France, England, or even Australia. Hell no to Poland, Germany, Spain and all former Soviet States.

    • @satoshibitcoinsaki6532
      @satoshibitcoinsaki6532 Год назад

      Ashkenazi Jews are returning to German by the boatload. Look it up if you don't believe me.

    • @stephenfisher3721
      @stephenfisher3721 Год назад

      You were probably born after 1948. Your attitude is only possible for someone who knows the reality of the State of Israel. Given the thousands of years of Jewish history, the modern State of Israel is so unbelievably recent. Who knows if Israel will continue?

  • @jareddavidhirsh4948
    @jareddavidhirsh4948 Год назад +6

    My family on both sides were expelled from Toledo in 1454, then they emigrated to the Netherlands, then eventually Argentina and Italy…
    How do we go about getting our Spanish citizenship and lands back?

    • @NewsStripper
      @NewsStripper Год назад

      Yes, the real estate that was stolen. How do we proceed, who gets what? Do you share it?

    • @jp5419
      @jp5419 Год назад +2

      Citizenship, maybe. Land? Good luck. Poland gave back right to citizenship for expelled jews... not land or property. New owners now. Wouldn't be right to take it from new owners and return it. Like returning America to indigenous peoples. Too much time has passed.

    • @jimharlow1038
      @jimharlow1038 Год назад

      Hirsch is a ashkenazy surname

    • @jareddavidhirsh4948
      @jareddavidhirsh4948 Год назад

      @@jimharlow1038 My last name is D’altobrando-Hirsh.

    • @jimharlow1038
      @jimharlow1038 Год назад

      @@jareddavidhirsh4948 from did the Hirsch come from just curious
      It's my surname too btw

  • @sambunny1582
    @sambunny1582 Год назад +17

    Spain was BASED back then 🇪🇸 🗿✝️

    • @gbcoolsag
      @gbcoolsag Год назад

      Are you the same person who comments on pro-Palestinian channels that jews should go back to Europe? Oh would you call Hitler "BASED" as well?

    • @Sanjovalentine
      @Sanjovalentine Год назад

      So based that they got conquered by Muslims, who ran the country better than the groups already there 😭😭😭lame child.

    • @EvonixTheGreatest
      @EvonixTheGreatest Год назад

      If that was based then I shall be the virgin

  • @anthonybrakus5280
    @anthonybrakus5280 Год назад

    Is this Martha Quinn come back in a time machine to share video essays with us? I'm here for it!

  • @Cuban20
    @Cuban20 Год назад +18

    "Historically frowned on forced conversion,"
    Native Americans and Africans have now entered the chat
    Edit
    The Jews who were forced into conversion were also called "New Christians" by the Spanish. And the actual Catholics were called "Old Christians"

    • @jrutt2675
      @jrutt2675 Год назад

      The Israelites in The Old Testament forced converted people as well. The bible has that past. Heck the book of Deuteronomy is the pre cursor to Nuremberg laws!

    • @lanadoesathing
      @lanadoesathing Год назад

      That’s rich. Jews were the original Christians. Catholicism is but a pagan perversion of it.

    • @jrutt2675
      @jrutt2675 Год назад

      @@lanadoesathing Those Jews became Catholics.

  • @anamariaguadayol2335
    @anamariaguadayol2335 9 месяцев назад +1

    About two years ago my youngest son finished the application and now he, his wife and his two children are Spanish citizens and living in Barcelona. Though I am also a Sephardic Jew, through their father, the boys are descended of Yehuda Lerma of 16th century Spain.

    • @amram1305
      @amram1305 6 месяцев назад

      They're just like 5$ indians in america.

  • @har3036
    @har3036 Год назад +28

    I can't fathom the time and energy some people are willing to spend on making other people's lives a hell.

    • @picture-perfect
      @picture-perfect Год назад +10

      Not much has changed.

    • @SoldierDrew
      @SoldierDrew Год назад +8

      Envy and Jealousy are evil spirits that possess humans and motivate them to perform all manner of evil

    • @kingkoi6542
      @kingkoi6542 10 месяцев назад

      Look up usury

    • @NoahBodze-pm9ok
      @NoahBodze-pm9ok 8 месяцев назад +1

      Exactly! Why do Jews insist on living around white people and deviously skimming their wealth?

    • @EnzoEnzo-it7vt
      @EnzoEnzo-it7vt 7 месяцев назад

      It’s for the greater good… they are evil and cause and caused way too much of trouble in the world…

  • @pierreb03038
    @pierreb03038 Год назад +9

    This is exactly my family's history. Spain, Portugal and finally Northern Africa.

    • @picture-perfect
      @picture-perfect Год назад

      They were also shipped to the island of Sao Tome (West Africa).

  • @Willy_Tepes
    @Willy_Tepes Год назад +16

    The Spanish golden age began in 1492. Just a coincidence?

    • @Alvarezsnwl
      @Alvarezsnwl 4 месяца назад

      Self claimed term

    • @Willy_Tepes
      @Willy_Tepes 4 месяца назад +1

      @@Alvarezsnwl The did not call it the golden age for nothing. The Jewish golden age in Spain lasted until 1492.
      Who should have it good in Spain, the Spanish or a foreign people?.

  • @lasmith7429
    @lasmith7429 Год назад +4

    So was Columbus a converso or crypto jew?

    • @Fan_Made_Videos
      @Fan_Made_Videos Год назад

      Didn't Furio answer this question already?

    • @micaelfigueiredo3577
      @micaelfigueiredo3577 8 месяцев назад +1

      Cristóvão Colombo era Português, ele fugiu do Reino de Portugal para Espanha para escapar dos seus crimes

    • @yasminmacia5045
      @yasminmacia5045 8 месяцев назад

      @@micaelfigueiredo3577portugués? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 hablaba español,y está enterrado en Sevilla

    • @micaelfigueiredo3577
      @micaelfigueiredo3577 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@yasminmacia5045 lamento mas era Português, o país inteiro sabe que ele era um fugitivo criminoso procurado pelo reino, por isso fugiu para Espanha, logicamente que sabia falar espanhol até porque as nossas línguas são semelhantes, levou consigo os conhecimentos náuticos que aprendeu em Portugal para Espanha e para ser aceite pela comunidade espanhola foi obrigado a explorar os mares para a coroa real espanhola

  • @Horatio.Mantooth
    @Horatio.Mantooth 7 месяцев назад +3

    Spain and Portugal don't have to apologize or atone for anything. The yids are the same people who welcomed and wanted the umayyd caliphate into spain when we were "invaded". You were not invited nor wanted. So no one deserves an apology nor is atonement needed

  • @ayubsulastin1608
    @ayubsulastin1608 Год назад +3

    I know some of the history, how the Jews get to that land ?
    In 712 BC they went there with Tariq Bin Ziad to invade the Christians and another guy from Burber Musa Bin Naseer tribe , they together punched the Christians, and Christians struggled about 8 centuries against Muslins and Jews, in 1492, the Catholic gained the power and they said as a Muslim or a Jew, you can’t live on this land, that’s what happened! You should tell the whole story.

    • @solvingpolitics3172
      @solvingpolitics3172 Год назад

      Let’s see documentation?

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад

      @ayubsulastin1608 what movie us that? If it is B.C. it means before Jesus. Read what you say. 712 B.C. before Jesus, there were no Christians at the time. / that is why we cannot believe what you guys say. I don't know where you get this stuff from.
      When Islam started, there were Jews living here in the Middle East, in what is today Israel. But the Arabs bought the farms and the good land, so life became very difficult for us, which is the same as to say that we had to leave. Or that they expelled us without kicking us out. People have to eat.

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад

      @ayubsulastin 1608 Ah...ok....it was a spelling mistake you made, it is not B.C, but A.D. and you are talking about how Jews got to Spain. I couldn't understand. Sorry.

  • @aaronjennings8385
    @aaronjennings8385 Год назад +1

    Really informative.

  • @thomasbarca9297
    @thomasbarca9297 Год назад +4

    My ancestor was forced to convert to Catholicism and married my other ancestor and fled to the Lipari Islands around 1460, I always heard in my family so I had got a dna test found Sephardic and ashkenazi ancestry from my father and from my mother

  • @mostsanestoneyplaysfan7931
    @mostsanestoneyplaysfan7931 Месяц назад +1

    you guys make it hard for me to not hate you all

  • @AdoptedCats
    @AdoptedCats Год назад +4

    I never seen Filipino Sephardic Jews、but they talking about this !

  • @cephardik
    @cephardik Год назад +1

    The inquisition traveled to Mexico also. It forced the crypto Jewish population to flee up the gut shot of Mexico into the southwest of the modern US. Many still practice

    • @CarribeanCJ
      @CarribeanCJ 10 месяцев назад

      When they say “ Spanish colonies” that include all of Latin America lol there’s a lot of crypto descendants in the Caribbean

  • @moel.v-b6435
    @moel.v-b6435 Год назад +10

    Am mixed races with sephardic jewish ✡ and indigenous Americas mexico and spain 🇪🇸 and others races Portuguese

  • @Robespierre-lI
    @Robespierre-lI Год назад +1

    The currently fashionable idea that trauma can be passed down from generation to generation is not universally accepted and not entirely proven. There's research on traumatized people going on to traumatize others or be less adequate parents or develop noises that affecy those around them psychologically. But that's not quite the same thing as passing trauma down generations like it's s family heirloom.
    I do not think modern Jews should necessarily buy into this notion. It might be unhelpful, particularly if the ancestral trauma is centuries old. You can indulge too much in a narrative of being a people shaped by suffering.

    • @peytongorshavitzki6933
      @peytongorshavitzki6933 Год назад

      "There's research on traumatized people going on to traumatize others or be less adequate parents or develop noises that affecy those around them psychologically." You admitted it to be real.

    • @tablefancy7992
      @tablefancy7992 Год назад

      @@peytongorshavitzki6933
      The only way it becomes real is if all jewish parents are bad parents or every jew grows up to lash out at everyone around them.
      Surely you don't agree?

  • @beardthebutcher8832
    @beardthebutcher8832 Год назад +9

    They’ve been kicked out of 119 countries throughout history. 119 times but it was always the other guys fault. Imagine getting kicked out of 119 bars and then claiming that you’ve never done anything to deserve being kicked out of those bars. It’s just the most ludicrous statement I’ve ever heard.

  • @commodusmeridius4718
    @commodusmeridius4718 Год назад +7

    "Samuel Hanagid"
    Deserves a video
    World should hear about this great person.

    • @plusultra6199
      @plusultra6199 Год назад +1

      Yes tell us about the Jew who fought for Muslim colonizers against Spain? Then you will wonder why some hatred and suspicion developed towards them. You can't have it both ways. You can't fight against the Spanish and expect to be liked by them!

  • @BoldTruth3
    @BoldTruth3 Год назад +9

    And we’re still here by a miracle of God. I believe I am a descendant of Sephardic Portuguese Jews. I’ve been doing a lot of research and digging into my family’s past. The more I dig in, the more Jewish it looks. This has been a secret that has been hidden for hundreds of years. It’s good to see that it is coming out into the light. 🙌🏻

    • @anniescorfano
      @anniescorfano Год назад +2

      Same here! I’m Latina and I did research on my family and even Hispanic friends and it’s looking very Jewish as a result 👀!

    • @chrisfritsch7934
      @chrisfritsch7934 Год назад +2

      You're not alone. Im learning more and more through ancestry, and Im finding i might have it on both sides, and Im Spanish/Portuguese and Alsatian. I just thought i was half Mexican, but thats only 10%.

  • @Moonchilling
    @Moonchilling Год назад +1

    Cuban descendent here. Many from the Canary Islands settled in Cuba since it is close. Mother’s maiden name is Perez-Avila.

  • @josedarioosoriosanabria5182
    @josedarioosoriosanabria5182 Год назад +2

    Is the middle ages, every body was terrible, the muslim, Mongols, samurais, Africans Kings they are terrible

  • @marcelcharbonnier297
    @marcelcharbonnier297 Год назад +2

    Don't forget that the main persecutor of the Spanish jews, Torquemada, was originated from a jewish family.

  • @juanantoniomarcelinodiaz8272
    @juanantoniomarcelinodiaz8272 9 месяцев назад +1

    The Sephardim preserved the language of Spain, as it was spoken at that time, before their expulsion. Sefarat, Spain, was always in his heart and for the Spanish there was always an awareness of loss due to such an event.
    Naturally, other European countries did the same with their trials at different times. And we will not talk about the NAZI horror.
    The fact is that this fact has led certain groups of international Judaism, especially those in Hollywood, to veto the history of Spain, even criminalizing it, while hiding the atrocities of the British Empire and the United States and praising their achievements.

  • @emrahal7178
    @emrahal7178 Год назад +18

    Im from the balkans and my brother did a genealogy test. Funny enough it showed 20 percentage iberian among other obvious ethnicities. I knew that the ottomans took many refugees from the inquisition in 1492 but ive always wanted to know more about what happened to the moors and sephardics from iberia, or read stories about them or a biography. One of the famous old desserts in the balkans is trilece. South american dessert tres leches. Lece doesnt mean milk in any balkan language as i know. Would be fun to know more of the historic connections cause i couldnt trace it further back than to our grandmothers saying it was made as a luxury dessert. Unfortunately the jewish communities in the balkans suffered also during ww2.
    For those talking about golden age in spain, they actually suffered a lot and had an economic slump because they expelled a lot of muslims and jews, while the ottoman empire at the moment had a golden age thanks to the influx of different cultures. There is a famous saying from the sultan " You venture to call Ferdinand a wise ruler, he who has impoverished his own country and enriched mine"
    Golden age of spain started when they discovered the americas and enslaved its peoples and resources.
    Could go on and on about the economic crises spain created for itself and impoverished its own country from the "genius" inquisition.

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад

      Haha hilarious. I know.

    • @dunitasbrotton8788
      @dunitasbrotton8788 Год назад

      there was a Golden Age of Spain with the Califato de Cordoba. 8 centuries were the Arabs comtrolling all of Spain or some of it. A loong time before the inquisition

    • @nataliabazali2806
      @nataliabazali2806 Год назад

      Do you know that Iberian it is modern Georgia, In the past Georgia was Iberia and Kolkhida

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад

      Ethnicity cannot be established by DNA testing, only through family relations.

    • @margasa8548
      @margasa8548 Год назад +1

      @nataliabazali2806 Georgia is in what used to be in the past: the Tartarian Empire, that Russian communists have wonderfully achieved to erase, the way we very well see. The Greeks were afraid of it, Tartarus was the Underworld, death. (The last part is my idea....)

  • @williamhart3700
    @williamhart3700 День назад

    “…they’ll always tell you what happened, but they’ll never tell you why.”

  • @MondoPlus
    @MondoPlus Год назад +4

    Why did Spain expel Sephardic Jewry in 1492?
    The Jews thrive on the slave trade in Al-Andalus, mostly Christians captured in Muslim raids. There is plenty of documentation of how the Jews took advantage together with the Muslims of doing business with Christian lives for centuries, including at the time of the Muslim decline with the Kingdom of Granada.
    The Kingdom of Granada (the last Muslim stronghold in Spain) surrendered in 1492. Slavery was prohibited in Spain in the year 1500.
    You don't have to be very smart to relate dates.

  • @noahtylerpritchett2682
    @noahtylerpritchett2682 11 месяцев назад +1

    I have Sephardic ancestors who fled to England from Spain.
    The Sephardim fled to Oliver Cromwell's England.
    And as a American of English descent I am proud of having Sephardic ancestry.

  • @MrSpadeofAce
    @MrSpadeofAce Год назад +18

    I recently read about my family history on a genealogy website, it states, that one of my Jewish ancestors on my mom side was burned at the stake, for being jewish. at the time of the inquisition , the rest of my Sephardic ancestors had to flee to other countries. very sad to read about one of my ancestors , he died in a horrible way :( . Their surname was Levi/Maduro , it says on the site that another of my Jewish ancestor was the treasurer of a Spanish King in the 1300's , his name was Samuel Ha Levi.Abulafia my Jewish ancestors/family goes all the way back to the time of Moses.

    • @skontheroad
      @skontheroad Год назад +4

      So you are a Levi! That's a big deal in the Jewish religion! The Levi's still today wash the Kohanin before they pray (duchen) at the alter (bima) of the temple (synagogue). Levi's are very important and get called up after the Kohanim (Kings), and before the rest of the Israelites. I don't know if it is all the way thru your mother's line--Judaism is a matriarchal religion--which makes you a Jew! Or if the connection is thru your fathers line. But a Levi is a big deal!!

    • @MrSpadeofAce
      @MrSpadeofAce Год назад +3

      @@skontheroad yes the Tribe is called, the "Tribe of Levi ", one of the 12 tribes of Israel👍 This on my mothers side

    • @sr2291
      @sr2291 Год назад

      They believed that Judiaism was witchcraft. It was shocking to me to see the Inquisition records that say Crime: Judiaism.

    • @palmtreez2506
      @palmtreez2506 Год назад +1

      Can I have the genealogy website please :)

  • @dawahaddict
    @dawahaddict Год назад +1

    Can they reopen the citizenship opportunity? It was only open a couple of years! That’s not enough. And why should it be so hard to prove your ancestry? Not every person of Sephardic ancestry has documents and details, which should be no surprise, since we were expelled centuries ago. Yet we have not forgotten who we are.

  • @FlyingNazgul-wm1dv
    @FlyingNazgul-wm1dv Год назад +3

    The point of you having Israel is you staying there

  • @Madpencildust22
    @Madpencildust22 11 месяцев назад +2

    No wonder why I always felt drawn to Jewish history. I found out that I have Jewish decent on my dads side. He was born Mexico with roots in Spain, Portugal so on. It’s so interesting how our roots call to us, especially when we didn’t know it until later.

  • @jonl3696
    @jonl3696 Год назад +11

    As a kid, my grandmother pulled me aside, handed me a piece of paper, and said, "Take this." It was a prayer written in some foreign language on the back of a cigarette wrapper with an interesting brand name, "Alhambra"! She said, "This is a prayer my grandmother taught me when I was a girl.” I did not know what the prayer meant, nor the language it was written in until 2013 while I was in NYC, when out of curiosity, I went to a Friday night Shabbat service. At the end of the Shabbat service, the rabbi began: "Yitgadal veyitkadash shmei rabah..." tears began to stream down my cheeks--"That's it! That's the prayer my abuela taught me!" I thought! It was the only Jewish tradition that my Filipina-Spanish grandmother passed on to me---perhaps the last remaining sign of her Sephardic Jewish roots. She was a Perez.

  • @BernardRandsMusic
    @BernardRandsMusic Год назад +1

    According to my DNA there are footprints showing ancestors in Granada and Portugal and then West Coast of Africa. Here I am in the Carolina’s. Trans Atlantic Slave trade was a beast. The parts of history kept from the masses.

  • @neoalmaguer6505
    @neoalmaguer6505 2 месяца назад +6

    The Jew always cries and explains how much they hate them but never actually say what they did 😂

    • @UNPACKED
      @UNPACKED  2 месяца назад

      What did the Jew do?

    • @neoalmaguer6505
      @neoalmaguer6505 2 месяца назад +1

      @ they persecuted the first Christians and practically got Jesus John the Baptist and Zachariah killed

    • @UNPACKED
      @UNPACKED  2 месяца назад

      Are you talking about the Romans?

    • @neoalmaguer6505
      @neoalmaguer6505 2 месяца назад

      @ I thought Herod had John’s head on a serving plate 😳

  • @susandaniels9733
    @susandaniels9733 Год назад +1

    That's the question, does any government have the high ground?Spain reversed this decision in 1968.

  • @selfautonomy7774
    @selfautonomy7774 Год назад +15

    My family is of Sephardic origins via the expulsion of them from Spain and Portugal . Also, the converts who came to Hispaniola during the 14th-17th centuries , actually Many peoples from Dominican Republic are of Sephardic ancestry without knowing them , it’s all over the surnames and history

    • @anniescorfano
      @anniescorfano Год назад +1

      YESS! And are Cubans as well. That’s why in Miami there’s a Sephardic congregation since there are soooo many Cubans with Sephardic Jew ancestry

  • @bennierodriguez9856
    @bennierodriguez9856 Год назад +2

    I am Sephardic and know this horrific history, this was our Holocaust in 1492.
    I still keep some of our culture so that I will never forget ❣️🙏 Hashem🙏

    • @bennierodriguez9856
      @bennierodriguez9856 Год назад

      My Actual Name is Benjamin Alphenberg Rodrigues ❣️

    • @lizbethartemis4886
      @lizbethartemis4886 Год назад

      You are NOT the only ones. American Indians in the Americas were also forced to convert.

  • @ravimahalay610
    @ravimahalay610 Год назад +3

    Murdering someone for being of different religion is itself completely non religious .People following different paths to go to to same destination,that should be no problem

  • @Janieveraglobal
    @Janieveraglobal Год назад +4

    I am Nigerian from the igbo tribe. A dNa test revealed that i have Iberian ancestory, German ancestry and Central European Jewish ancestry. I was stunned but it all makes sense now

    • @UNPACKED
      @UNPACKED  6 месяцев назад

      We made a video about it! ruclips.net/video/BHwI3MaRWBc/видео.html

  • @cintiahamilton
    @cintiahamilton Год назад +5

    There are lots of Sepharadic Jews in Brazil, a lot of them are discovering it now , after so long. They have particular family traditions but didn't know it was part of Jewish culture and religion! Lots of them changed their names. I might be a descendant and not know it

  • @martinduartediniz5889
    @martinduartediniz5889 Год назад +2

    As a Portugiesen National. I never agreed with the past. with the Catholic Inquisition. Today as a Portuguese national, it is By right all Portuguese and Spanish Jewish people should return back home to Portugal in Spain. As it is my home it is their home to, And every time I walk on the Jewish settlement in old Lisbon I feel they missing, and part of our culture is missing. As a Catholic I am ashamed of my church what they’ve done and I should apologise. But one thing would be a dream come true used to see these people come back home where they belong. A lot of our Portuguese history and Spanish history would have not been made without them. It is time to come back come back home.

  • @loganbrown3565
    @loganbrown3565 Год назад +15

    The "tax collectors and financial advisors" 👀

  • @juliorivera5649
    @juliorivera5649 Год назад +25

    What a good documentary, my heart exploded with pride when you said: we are still here, Shalom!! 🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏👏

  • @ashsavant9494
    @ashsavant9494 Год назад +2

    OMG 😱 the same things were done in Goa (india) by Portuguese. They also implemented inquisition on Goan Hindus and muslims and newly converted Catholics. Goa at that time had a small Jewish population even dy were persecuted by the Portuguese

    • @lizbethartemis4886
      @lizbethartemis4886 Год назад

      they are not the only people’s to be persecuted and forced to convert.

  • @doopiss
    @doopiss Год назад +3

    Can we do this in America?

  • @enoedes
    @enoedes 2 месяца назад

    True!
    Me for one... Not Jewish but a descendent of Portuguese persecuted Jews, named 'marranos', crypto Jews or 'new Christians', or even forcibly 'baptized'... I got a DNA test that showed some 'Jewish' descendency, and started doing my genealogy through FamilySearch out of curiosity... they got hundreds of years of registration books online for free.
    Long story short, found a 14th great-grandfather who had come to colonial Sao Paulo in 1575. to avoid being burned at the stake by the Portuguese Inquisition... I was able to connect documents with all generations linking all the branches until me, so I elaborated a dossier and got a certification of 'Sephardic descendency' from the Jewish Community authority from Lisbon, and with that, I was able to get my Portuguese citizenship based on the 'reparation law' (or law of return). Yay!
    It's believed that nowadays about 40 million Brazilians might be descendants of Jewish folk who decided to venture for the unknown in the newfound lands rather than risk being burned, in the colony they could pretend to be catholic and inside their homes profess their faith in relative peace.... at least for a while.