Diaspora Jews
What this year’s Holocaust Remembrance Day revealed about Jewish fear
Holocaust remembrance carries meaning when it shapes how societies govern, educate, regulate, and protect. Its purpose is not only to honor the past, but to safeguard living communities.
Maryland man who tried joining IS pleads guilty to planning attacks against Jews, Israel supporters
CAM weekly Antisemitism report – Chabad HQ targeted in car ramming attack
Josh Shapiro: Return of America’s oldest antisemitic trope - opinion
Morris Kahn, Jewish billionaire owner of Amdocs and SpaceIL founder, dead at 96
Kahn was widely regarded as a pillar of Israeli hi-tech and philanthropy, channeling his wealth into science education, medical research, and ocean conservation.
Why Israel set up the J50 forum: Streamlining the global Jewish message - analysis
The global Jewish response to antisemitism historically rested on a fragile equilibrium, on the assumption that antisemitism would remain largely local. That assumption collapsed after October 7.
False narratives have framed Israel as guilty before the world - opinion
How narratives have cast Israel as guilty and what must be done to reclaim the narrative.
Schrödinger’s Jew: How antisemitism is more absurd than quantum mechanics - opinion
Schrödinger’s cat is a famous thought experiment used to describe the complex nature of quantum mechanics, but it can also be used to explain the incoherent nature of antisemites.
After 10 years of dispute, UK Holocaust memorial may finally break ground
After more than a decade of debate, the UK is moving closer to unveiling a new Holocaust memorial in the heart of Westminster
Marty Supreme turns table tennis obsession into frantic cinema
Timothée Chalamet stars in Marty Supreme, a loud, frantic film by Josh Safdie that turns a table tennis obsession into an exhausting yet oddly compelling character study.
When warnings are ignored: Bondi Beach paid the price for tolerated extremism - opinion
Unchecked hatred of Jews set the stage for the Bondi Beach mass shooting.
Antisemitism today isolates, divides Jews before destroying them - opinion
The question is not whether antisemitism is back. The question is whether societies are willing to confront it and what risks it poses.
Auschwitz survivor says he feels 'vulnerable' after mezuzah stolen from his Toronto senior home
Nate Leipciger, a 97-year-old survivor of Auschwitz-Birkenau and Dachau, lives in the affected building. “I feel vulnerable; they invaded under my skin," he said.
UK government 'delighted' to bring activist to Britain who called to kill Zionists and whites
Jewish Leadership Council said on Saturday that it was appalled by the welcome received by El-Fattah, which it felt contradicted Starmer's previous promises to root out antisemitism in the country.
