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Times of Israel: Heatwave kills grass at Holland’s oldest Jewish cemetery, exposing layout


2018-08-10 (68 Days Old)Total Views: 46 | Last 7 Days: 3

Some 28,000 Jews buried at grave site that dates back to the Inquisition in the 15th and 16th centuries


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