Aviad Moreno is a faculty member at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. He is the editor (with Noah Gerber, Esther Meir-Glizenstein, and Ofer Shiff) of The Long History of the Mizrahim and the author of Europe from Morocco.

"His study, thus, produces significant insights on the dispersion of Moroccan Jewry, its transnational ties, and the intertwining of global and local forces in Jewish identity formation resulting from residence in the multiple "homelands" of Spain, Israel, Europe, Morocco, and the Americas."—Jane S. Gerber, Professor Emerita of History at the Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New Yor, Sephardic Horizons

• AcknowledgmentsNote on TranslationIntroduction1. Hispanic Jews in Morocco2. In (Re)Search of Origins3. Morocco in Latin America, Latin America in Morocco4. Zionism and the Hispanic Moroccan Diaspora5. Moroccans in Venezuela, a New Global Hierarchy6. Spain and the Postcolonial Diaspora7. Hispanic Moroccans in Israel8. A Global Hispanophone DiasporaEpilogueConclusionsNotesBibliographyIndex

Aviad Moreno is a faculty member at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. He is the editor (with Noah Gerber, Esther Meir-Glizenstein, and Ofer Shiff) of The Long History of the Mizrahim and the author of Europe from Morocco.

"His study, thus, produces significant insights on the dispersion of Moroccan Jewry, its transnational ties, and the intertwining of global and local forces in Jewish identity formation resulting from residence in the multiple "homelands" of Spain, Israel, Europe, Morocco, and the Americas."—Jane S. Gerber, Professor Emerita of History at the Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New Yor, Sephardic Horizons

• AcknowledgmentsNote on TranslationIntroduction1. Hispanic Jews in Morocco2. In (Re)Search of Origins3. Morocco in Latin America, Latin America in Morocco4. Zionism and the Hispanic Moroccan Diaspora5. Moroccans in Venezuela, a New Global Hierarchy6. Spain and the Postcolonial Diaspora7. Hispanic Moroccans in Israel8. A Global Hispanophone DiasporaEpilogueConclusionsNotesBibliographyIndex

Aviad Moreno is a faculty member at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. He is the editor (with Noah Gerber, Esther Meir-Glizenstein, and Ofer Shiff) of The Long History of the Mizrahim and the author of Europe from Morocco.

"His study, thus, produces significant insights on the dispersion of Moroccan Jewry, its transnational ties, and the intertwining of global and local forces in Jewish identity formation resulting from residence in the multiple "homelands" of Spain, Israel, Europe, Morocco, and the Americas."—Jane S. Gerber, Professor Emerita of History at the Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New Yor, Sephardic Horizons

• AcknowledgmentsNote on TranslationIntroduction1. Hispanic Jews in Morocco2. In (Re)Search of Origins3. Morocco in Latin America, Latin America in Morocco4. Zionism and the Hispanic Moroccan Diaspora5. Moroccans in Venezuela, a New Global Hierarchy6. Spain and the Postcolonial Diaspora7. Hispanic Moroccans in Israel8. A Global Hispanophone DiasporaEpilogueConclusionsNotesBibliographyIndex