The Kashrut Commission in Morocco affiliated with the Moroccan Jewish Community has taken new measures to "improve the value of the Kosher Morocco control mark on the national territory, particularly in Marrakech and Casablanca ".
The Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) has inaugurated a university synagogue, a first in Morocco and the Arab world. The place of worship, located next to its new mosque, reflects the coexistence of religions in Morocco.
After two years of suspension due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the celebration of the Hiloula of Rabbi Haïm Pinto took place in Essaouira.
Mushi Halioua, a septuagenarian, is the only Jew still living in the "mellah" (Jewish quarter) of Marrakech, where he runs a fabric shop and welcomes Israeli tourists who come to say hello to him.
On an official visit to Morocco this week, the Chief of the Israeli Defense Forces, Lieutenant General Aviv Kohavi, had several exchanges, as part of the strengthening of military cooperation between the two countries.
For the first time in 60 years, members of the Moroccan Jewish community celebrated, on Wednesday, at the historic Jewish cemetery of Meknes, the Hilloula of the Tsadikim.
The historic celebration of Israel’s Independence Day in Morocco is not to the liking of the National Action Group for Palestine. The latter warns the Hebrew state against any attempt to blur the boundaries between Judaism and Zionism.
The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) and the Provincial Tourism Council of Ouarzazate (CPT) have offered a three-day press trip to a dozen journalists from the Jewish community in the United States.
In Marrakech , the Moroccan Jewish community was able to publicly celebrate Israel’s Independence Day. A historic event.
As in previous years, young Moroccan Jews are celebrating Mimouna in 2022, a festival that marks the end of the Jewish Passover in Morocco. Faithful to its commitment, the initiators of Global Mimouna are accompanying all those who wish to organize this festival.
Many Israeli tourists are flocking or are about to join Morocco to celebrate the Mimouna, a popular festival celebrated for many centuries in the kingdom.
Tourism from Israel will also contribute to the revival of Moroccan tourism. Many Israeli tourists are expected in Morocco, where they will celebrate Passover, one of the major pilgrimage festivals of Judaism.