Antisemitism
Europe remembers Kristallnacht, but are its leaders failing today's Jews? - analysis
European leaders marked Kristallnacht with pledges to fight antisemitism, but Jewish communities in Germany, the Netherlands, and Norway continue to face threats and insecurity.
CAM calls on French government to release evidence blaming Israel for ‘hostile narratives’
Israel as the scapegoat for a Spanish train tragedy - opinion
Man sentenced to 66 months in prison over 2023 shooting at Montreal yeshiva
Amid UN tensions, Israel moves to increase number of citizens employed by organization - exclusive
Israel’s mission to the UN is encouraging Israelis to apply for professional and managerial posts across the organization, using mechanisms meant to boost underrepresented countries.
Synagogue attacks grow more deadly despite decline in antisemitic threats, Diaspora Ministry warns
Bomb threats against US synagogues fell from 1,009 in 2023 to 59 in 2025, but antisemitic attacks involving lethal weapons rose, according to a Diaspora Affairs Ministry report.
WATCH: Police leaders gather in Berlin to address rising antisemitism for Kristallnacht anniversary
German Police Union chair Jochen Kopelke, who participated in the March of the Living earlier this year, lit a torch at the ceremony dedicated to the fight against antisemitism.
When Israeli Culture is Rejected by the World
A new assessment exposes the growing exclusion of Israeli and Jewish artists from American museums, publishing, and the performing arts.
'Into the oven': Montana man admits to cyberstalking after threatening Hawaii's Jewish governor
When interviewed by law enforcement, Boltz confirmed that he had owned the phone number used to leave the voicemails for about a decade and that no one else had access to his devices.
Jeremy Leibler: Australian Jewry’s future must be about more than fighting antisemitism
Leibler, who was recently honored by President Isaac Herzog, is among the keynote speakers at The Jerusalem Post Australia Summit on November 19.
Genesis Prize opens public nominations for 2027
Annual $1 million prize, known as the “Jewish Nobel,” is seeking nominations from around the world through Nov 30, with the public invited to nominate individuals recognized for their achievements
More than 60,000 Christians, Jews march in Peru in support of Israel, against antisemitism
Speaking to the crowd, Ambassador Dagan encouraged people to commit to fighting Jew-hatred as a way of honoring the memory of those who died in the Holocaust.
Herzog's global Jewish council celebrates completion of its inaugural term
Voice of the People ended its first council term in Budapest with more than 20 projects taking shape and nearly 2,500 applications for a second cohort.
Providence voters approve ballot initiative that could lead to divestment from Israel
The vote makes Providence the largest municipality yet to vote in favor of some form of Israel divestment, following the lead of Somerville, Massachusetts.
