A video capturing a group of Jews praying at Marrakech's Bab Doukkala has ignited a social media storm, with interpretations ranging from religious expression to alleged political symbolism. As local leaders clarify the intentions behind the gathering, protests emerge, reflecting broader tensions surrounding cultural heritage and normalization debates in Morocco.
Killed for love, Lalla Suleika was a charming Jewish lady who tormented the hearts of many Muslim men in the 19th century before and after her death.
Mahia is a Moroccan Jewish alcoholic beverage, that was exclusively made and consumed by Jews. The spirit is associated with religion, spirituality, and secrecy.
The descendents of Moroccan Jews killed during the events of Oujda and Jerada in 1948 demand that the State of Israel recognize said riots as «terrorist acts».
Since the 20th century, the relationship of the Moroccan community of Jewish faith with the Monarchy has been particularly marked by aspects of sacredness. There are historical reasons for this relationship as well as a feeling of belongingness to Morocco which has not been lost through the generations.
Israel's parliament this week addressed the «situation» of Jews living in Morocco, saying it was ready to help them. These statements remain far from reality and are baseless, assures us this Thursday Jacky Kadouch, president of the Israelite community of Marrakech-Essaouira.