Diaspora
Over 70% of Jewish teachers fear professional backlash for speaking out, ADL report says
The report states that antisemitism existed in teachers' union spaces before the events of October 7, but the subsequent conflict accelerated and intensified existing dynamics.
Irish man arrested in France after threatening to murder Jewish couple and invoking Hitler
Israel now has the power to respond to action against it with diplomatic consequences - editorial
Israel, the DEI exception to 'everyone': How the music industry lost its moral compass - opinion
GOP's Mike Rogers weighs AIPAC liability vs. support in high-stakes Michigan Senate race
“The Rogers campaign has been explicit with us that they welcome support from AIPAC and our members,” spokesperson Deryn Sousa told the Times.
Hind Rajab Foundation pushes to open US criminal proceedings against Jerusalem deputy mayor
King rejected the allegations against him, telling Walla that he is “proud to be a loyal emissary of the Jewish people in Israel and around the world."
Surfside, Florida rally demands justice after violent, hate-fueled attack on visiting Jewish couple
In a video recorded by the victim's wife, Perozo punches the victim in the head and tells him, "Now you’re going to die. Walk away before I kill you."
Muslim Brotherhood networks embedded into Canadian politics, schools, report says
The ISGAP sees Muslim Brotherhood networks as "part of a structured transnational strategy of ideological entrenchment, institutional embedding, narrative control, and political, legal protection.
Israeli in Athens says he was expelled from social event after revealing his identity
He said the incident left him especially hurt because the gathering was presented as an international event open to people from around the world.
Jewish cemetery in Poland damaged by bulldozer during unsupervised repairs, org. tells 'Post'
The tractor entered through the main entrance and broke many tombstones on the way to the work area, scattering human bone fragments, J-nerations told the Post.
Antisemitic incidents, anti-Israel hostility on rise in New York City public schools, report shows
The report claimed that in many cases, school administrations or district officials failed to act effectively, allowing hostile conditions to persist across multiple school years.
Harrisburg Jewish federation collapse leaves community rebuilding from the ground up
The slow-rolling collapse in Harrisburg, which has roughly 9,000 Jews in the city area, has included the closure of programs and the displacement of Jewish institutions.
Italy is having a Yiddish moment. An unprecedented I.J. Singer translation is part of the boom.
The novelist’s dispatches from his 1932 journey through America are newly available in Italian.
Argentina removes federal judge over antisemitic remarks in historic first
Alfredo Eugenio López, who headed Federal Court No. 4 in the coastal city of Mar del Plata, was removed by Argentina’s Jury of Impeachment, a special panel composed of judges, lawmakers and lawyers.
