A Spanish Jewish organization secured a lease for a building that it says will soon become a 21,000-square-foot Jewish museum—the country’s first of that scale.
“This museum, which will have a clear international vocation, comes to enrich the cultural approach of Jewish museums in the world,” according to a Spanish statement from the nonprofit Fundación Hispanojudía, which has been working on the project since 2016. “Its mission is to become an educational benchmark in memory and respect of difference.”
