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
Legendary 1969 Eurovision winner Lenny Kuhr makes aliyah with husband
Accompanied by her husband, Robert, the 76-year-old icon touched down at Ben-Gurion Airport to begin a new life, declaring that despite regional tensions, Israel is where she finally feels at home.
UK government legally challenged over IHRA antisemitism definition being adopted in British schools
The recommendation followed a review of antisemitism in schools and colleges in England which said schools and colleges across England must recognize antisemitism as a distinct category of harm.
Jewish safety isn’t partisan: No party’s victory can substitute for that obligation - editorial
Congressional arithmetic will command attention as the election unfolds, as Israel will understandably examine what the results mean for assistance, diplomacy, and the future of the alliance.
'Jew-free zone' sticker on Stockholm storefront sparks outrage
The person who affixed the second sticker is provocative Swedish street artist Dan Park, who posted the incident online.
Vandals spray-paint Jewish school buses with antisemitic, anti-Zionist graffiti in Williamsburg, NY
According to local media outlet Williamsburg 365, the buses belonged to the Satmar and Klausenburg hassidic sects, as well as Tiferes Yisroel.
Berlin’s Left faces coalition crisis after candidate admits fear of pro-Hamas figures in own party
The controversy has placed additional pressure on plans for a coalition between Die Linke, the SPD, and the Greens, which together are seeking to form Berlin’s next government.
Dan Goldman and the dawn of performative politics - opinion
Ee are witnessing the end of an era, the end of politics centered primarily on policy, principle, and sincere conviction, and the emergence of something different: politics of performance.
Israel faces growing opposition in Congress as progressive Democrats seek House seats
The larger concern is the political message they could send to the next generation of Democratic leadership, particularly as the party begins positioning itself for the next presidential election.
Herzog lauds work of Jewish lawyers in battling antisemitism and lies about Israel
Herzog warned of a collapse of the post-Holocaust world order, which includes an aggressive delegitimization of Israel by international institutions and a dangerously violent assault on world Jewry.
Canadian university leaders pledge coordinated action following damning campus antisemitism report
The findings of the Government of Canada's CASE report make clear that hate and antisemitism on university campuses demand urgent action, the CIJA and Jewish Federations across Canada stated.
