Pogroms
On this day: Russian Tsarist forces start Bialystok Pogrom, killing at least 70 Jews
Bialystok, an industrial town in modern-day Poland, had a major Jewish population that was terrorized by local antisemitic Russian military members and police officers.
Advocates decry ‘pogrom on the playground’ after Jewish children targeted in Chicago on Oct. 7
Abakar Abakarov, Dagestani Islamist linked to 2023 airport pogrom, found dead in Turkey
Compensation paid out to victims of Amsterdam riots, law firm announces
El Al rescue flights to Amsterdam to operate on Shabbat, trauma response units activate
Phone providers are also offering free roaming packages for Israelis.
'A new Kristallnacht': Jewish, Israeli figures express horror over Amsterdam pogrom
The President of United Haztalah, Eli Beer said, "This is what happens when terrorists are allowed into Europe."
'This is what globalize the intifada looks like': Global leaders react to Amsterdam pogrom
"In terrible historical irony, this is happening two days before the anniversary of Kristallnacht in 1938, when Nazi-sanctioned and led pogroms against Jews erupted across the German Reich."
Oct. 7, antisemitism, and Tisha B’Av
We now see, dramatically, that antisemitism was underground, waiting to erupt.
The forgotten pogrom of Mongolia’s Jews - opinion
'Jews were hunted on horseback through the streets of Urga, lynched in their homes, tortured for amusement.'
NYC bar association holds event on the Forced Emigration of Jews from the Middle East
‘People are uninformed regarding Jewish indigeneity to the Middle East,’ say organizers Carole Basri and Aurora Cassirer.
New film on 1506 massacre of Lisbon Jews garners worldwide attention
As many as 4,000 Jews were brutally murdered in the Lisbon massacre between April 19 and 21, 1506.
I survived a pogrom in Iraq 82 years ago. I know where Hamas’ extremism will lead - opinion
Persecution and violence against Jews in Arab countries made 850,000 Jews into refugees. But we all moved on.
October 7 is historically unique
Even in Kishinev, only 49 Jews were murdered, 92 seriously wounded, and 500 lightly wounded. The news shook the world.
White House: We’ve heard 'crickets' from Kremlin on Dagestan anti-Jewish pogrom
"Nothing, no condemnation, no calling for the stoppage of hate, discrimination and bigotry toward Jews, nothing," United States National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said.
