Important Judaica 2025

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The document discusses the Jewish Naturalization Bill of 1753, known as the 'Jew Bill,' which allowed Jews born outside England to be naturalized by Parliament without receiving the Sacrament. Although it passed with little initial opposition, it sparked significant public outrage and backlash, leading to its repeal later that year. The document highlights the limited acceptance of Jews in Britain and the societal tensions surrounding their rights.

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What is considered Judaica?

The word Judaica describes Jewish ritual objects used in the home or in the synagogue across history, geography, and media. Silver finials to embellish Torah scrolls, glass kiddush cups, brass Hanukkah lamps, marriage contracts on parchment: these are only some of the diverse works under the wide umbrella of Judaica.

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