Woodside Park Synagogue

Forty five members of Woodside Park Synagogue set off recently to begin an incredibly moving and thought provoking trip to Krakow and Auschwitz

Throughout the long history of Etz Hayyim, it has always managed to survive all the horrendous experiences that life could throw at it

Berlin is not just another city, showcases so many different and opposite sides of the human condition, jolted my thoughts and feelings about who I am

Armed (groan) with their newly acquired SisterSquads@WPS wristbands, and instructions from their Simcha Squad BigSis to take the bands somewhere interesting

The shul is the oldest Askenazi shul in continuous use in Europe, dating back to 1762

The front of the Göteborg Synagogue is hidden behind the door of an entrance to a modern office block

Of the 7000 Jews, only 400 were captured. At the end of the war, Denmark welcomed back all the Jews - gave them all back their homes and jobs. No other country can claim this level of tolerance

The first Jew allowed into Sweden was Aaron Isaac, a merchant from Germany. He came to Stockholm with his family in 1774

Tallin is a city steeped in history. The city was built between the 13th and 16th centuries and has remained almost unchanged

The port of Split, Croatia's second city, is blessed with a Jewish community founded in the 1st century CE, under the protection of Rome

It is said that King Solomon sent traders to the Malabar Coast to bring back materials for the Temple and that there have been Jews in south India since that time

Elisabeth Barkany talks about Jewish Life in Tunisia

Jocelyne Shrago had a reunion of family and friends she had known in Algeria, a country that she was born in, but had to leave 50 years ago