65K views · 396 reactions | Romania had one of the largest Ashkenazi Jewish populations in pre-war Europe. But the first Jewish community in Romania were actually Sephardic Jews, who came via the Ottoman empire in the 16th century. It is a history of 500 years. WATCH: | World Jewish Congress | Facebook

58K views · 501 reactions | Some Italian Jews are known as ‘Italkim,’ after a group who have been living in Italy since Roman times, distinct from Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jews. With 2,000 years of on-going Jewish life in Italy, Jews are just as lively a voice in Italian society as ever. Learn more about the Jews of Italy! | World Jewish Congress | Facebook

13K views · 266 reactions | Think Ashkenazi food is just brisket and potatoes? Think again. Jake Cohen explains how Ashkenazi Jews come from many countries. What’s your favorite Ashkenazi dish? Enjoy more sound bites 不 in the full conversation with Jake and his friends bit.ly/3sSuJGY | National Museum of American Jewish History | Facebook