The Shifting Boundaries of Moroccan Jewish Identities

Abstract

Literature on the Jews of Morocco often imagines a Jewish community that is rooted in the ancient past, defined as Moroccan, or as Sephardi in the post-1492 period. In tracing the often shifting and multiple identities of the Jews who inhabited the north-western region of Africa from the fifteenth century until today, this article analyzes how a distinctive Jewish identity was formed, defined as Moroccan Jewry on a national scale in the colonial and post-colonial era.

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