Antisemitism
Germany's left-wing Die Linke struggles to form coalition as anti-Israel controversy swirls
Die Linke came first in the elections to the capital's parliament, which is also a federal state, winning 25.7% of the vote and 45 of the 153 seats, marking a political upheaval in Berlin.
Israel must scrutinize anti-Israel politics and foreign funding in the US - opinion
I was shot defending my synagogue.
Europe remembers Kristallnacht, but are its leaders failing today's Jews? - analysis
CAM calls on French government to release evidence blaming Israel for ‘hostile narratives’
According to the ministry, the 10 most-viewed X posts on the French unrest from Israeli officials, government accounts and influencers received more than 35 million views from October 16 to 18
Israel as the scapegoat for a Spanish train tragedy - opinion
When prejudice becomes part of the information landscape, the audience is predisposed to believe ludicrous allegations lacking evidence. The ensuing danger extends far beyond Israel or the Jews.
Man sentenced to 66 months in prison over 2023 shooting at Montreal yeshiva
Police responding to the shooting discovered bullet holes in the entrance door and spent shell casings on the ground. The building was unoccupied at the time, and no injuries were reported.
Ultra-Orthodox Jewish man attacked on way to synagogue in Brooklyn, NYPD investigating
According to reports from the local Jewish community, the victim's family was celebrating his son's Sheva Brachot, the traditional week of celebrations following a Jewish wedding, that Saturday.
The Hakeem Jeffries moment is great for the Jews - opinion
This is a man who cares deeply about the Jewish community, about America’s relationship with Israel, and about taking on antisemitism.
Palestinian-American to challenge John Fetterman for Pennsylvania Senate seat in 2028
Moor told the Inquirer that he was “not really running against Fetterman” but instead “running for the rule of law.”
Germany faces historic test over rise in antisemitism, Merz says in Kristallnacht speech
Speaking at a Munich synagogue on the anniversary of the "Kristallnacht" pogrom in 1938, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said his government is committed to protecting Jewish life in Germany.
Philadelphia Jewish leaders encouraged by counter-response to ‘boycott bike ride’
“What was supposed to be a boycott of Jewish businesses turned into a food festival of Jewish businesses,” said the head of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia.
Emotional Selma Blair reflects on Jewish education, says her dream is to make aliyah to Israel
Blair, who attended Hillel Day School in the Detroit area, discussed her own Jewish upbringing and the educational choices she made for her son. She also said she wished her mother were still alive.
Latin American Jewish leaders confront antisemitism’s old roots and new forms at Buenos Aires forum
Antisemitic trends were at the center of a gathering in Buenos Aires, where more than 250 Jewish leaders and officials from 13 countries met to discuss how to combat antisemitism.
