Diaspora
Mayors of eight Colombian cities adopt IHRA definition of antisemitism
The mayors promised to implement the definition as a guiding tool for supporting Jewish Communities in Colombia.
Shabbat candle lighting times for Israel and US
We must all become soldiers - opinion
Bari Weiss of the Free Press in acquisition talks with Paramount
Daniel Levy steps down after nearly 25 years, leaving impact of Jewish identity at Tottenham
Levy's departure, as one of the senior Jewish figures in English soccer, closes a chapter of Jewish leadership at a club with one of soccer’s most prominent Jewish fanbases.
'Genocide scholars' for $30? Easy entry, fake members undermine confidence in IAGS resolution
Those seeking to become "genocide scholars" inundated the website, with some applying as Nazi Leader Adolf Hitler or Star Wars villain Emperor Palpatine.
World Zionist Congress certifies election, allocates seats with strong Reform showing
Of the 155 WZC seats allotted to American Zionist representatives, the Vote Reform movement, representing Reform Judaism, won 33, the most of any of the 22 slates.
Argentina officials recover missing painting stolen by Nazis, ending 80-year mystery
One of 1,000 paintings stolen by Nazis was finally located after a global search.
In Damascus’ former Jewish quarter, optimism about the Syrian Jewish future is hard to muster
The Jewish Quarter of Damascus, once thriving with synagogues and schools, now holds only five Jews. Locals fear sectarian violence, even as some in exile see hope of return.
'Certainly not a Zionist': New leader of UK Greens is vocally pro-Palestine Jew
Polanski views being called Zionist as a criticism, tweeting on Jan 29, 2024, that it was "s*****" for someone to "see someone Jewish and prefer to tweet Zionist at them."
Israeli singer D’or splashed with red paint at Warsaw performance
Anti-Israel group Bas Collective said that two people were arrested and that it was attempting to hold solidarity rallies for the activists.
Experts reveal why Iran is attacking Diaspora Jews, warn that West 'doesn't understand fanaticism'
The Jerusalem Post spoke to two Israeli experts on the Islamic Regime to understand its reasoning for attacking Jewish Diaspora communities.
Finland's air force to phase out use of swastika on flags, in light of 'embarrassing' situations
While the Finnish air force designed its flag before the swastika became a symbol of Nazism, they are finally being updated to reflect modern associations with the symbol.
Lyon spate of antisemitic incidents: Teen attacked near synagogue, Holocaust memorial defaced
The Jewish community in France is feeling increasingly threatened as antisemitic attacks intensify.
A second attempt: Greta Thunberg embarks on Gaza flotilla from Spain
Activists set sail in the second attempt to reach the Gaza Strip after the Israeli navy intercepted the group's first attempt.