Antisemitism
Not a numbers game: The migration debate Israel is really not having - opinion
We can bemoan those departing Israel at its greatest hour of need, in the face of open miracles and hard-won victories, but I believe that Israel will survive without them.
Australia warns antisemitism was left unchecked, as Israel weighs wartime trauma recognition
Australian police did no threat assessment before Bondi attack, inquiry hears
Slovenian Jewish community approaches new government with 'cautious hope' - interview
Global parliamentarians commit to recognizing Jerusalem's sovereignty during Knesset conference
"Today, the truth itself is under attack. Standing with Jerusalem right now is not merely a political gesture. It is a profound moral choice," he said.
'Only my best friend knows I’m Jewish’: French Jewish teens tell US ambassador of hidden identity
Nine members of CTeen France met US Ambassador Charles Kushner in Paris on May 4, discussing life as Jewish teens in France during a two-hour conversation at the ambassador’s residence.
At Abraham Foxman’s funeral, an elegy for the last generation with direct ties to the Holocaust
Foxman spent decades as one of the world’s most recognizable Jewish advocates, serving for nearly 30 years as the ADL’s top professional and another two decades before that in its leadership ranks.
Jewish Pennsylvania judge leaves Democratic Party citing ‘disturbingly common’ antisemitism
Judge David Wecht said in a statement that he believed antisemitism has moved from the fringe of the Democratic Party to the mainstream.
Toronto resident identified by 'Post' charged for knocking over Jewish center menorah
Rabbi Meir Dubrawsky said on Instagram on April 13 that he had chosen to leave the menorah outside the Jewish center as a symbol of Jewish pride and resilience.
Stop trying to educate antisemites, invest in Jewish children, WJC president tells leaders
Lauder said Jewish communities worldwide were facing a surge of antisemitism from Australia and Canada to the UK, France, and the US, adding that it had become dangerous to be visibly Jewish.
Jewish students deserve more than conditional empathy - opinion
A UCLA student leader reflects on the backlash that followed hosting former hostage Omer Shem Tov, and what it reveals about the conditional acceptance of Jewish trauma on campus.
Law of return reform reignites debate over Jewish identity in Israel - opinion
A controversial bill challenges the inclusivity of Israel’s Law of Return and sparks Diaspora tensions.
Israel not adequately prepared to protect Israeli sports fans abroad
The procedure for evacuating Israelis abroad since March 2024 sets out an inter-agency process for collaboration between various bodies to ensure that Israelis abroad can be returned to Israel.
Second assailant arrested in connection to vicious assault at DePaul University
Kasem Noubani, 24, appeared in court last week on counts of aggravated battery and two counts of a hate crime. The same charges were filed against the other attacker, who pleaded guilty in 2025.
