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NY radio host: Liberal Jews are 'killing us'
Radio host Sid Rosenberg slams liberal Jews as “the weakest” and calls out the divide within American Jewry
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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05.21.25
Sweden: One of Europe’s most dangerous places for Jews after October 7
Once a symbol of tolerance, Sweden now sees Jews hiding Stars of David and guarded by police; 'There’s growing fear, and some Jews are leaving the country'
Eli Mandelbaum
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05.11.25
Global Jewish leaders call for action as antisemitism hits record highs on WWII anniversary
Shocking report tracking antisemitism across seven major Diaspora communities reveals a global crisis fueled by the aftermath of October 7, with violent attacks, online hate and institutional failures to keep Jews safe
Itamar Eichner
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05.07.25
Rosen takes helm of World Jewish Congress American arm, calls for global fight against antisemitism
Jay Philip Rosen has been named the new chair of the World Jewish Congress’s American section at a time when Jewish communities in the U.S. and around the world face growing threats
Emily Schrader, ILTV
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05.06.25
Antisemitism backed by foreign governments surged in 2024, Diaspora Ministry report finds
Government report warns that antisemitism evolved into a coordinated global movement during 2024, fueled by state-backed rhetoric, social media platforms like TikTok and academic hostility after October 7; Columbia University named most antisemitic U.S. campus in 2024
Itamar Eichner
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05.05.25
Israeli reservist says unity and support fuel hope for U.S.-Israel ties
Gadi Ezra: 'This war is not just going to be won on the ground, on the kinetic battlefield. It's a war over the hearts and minds'
Sivan Raviv, ILTV
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05.01.25
Antisemitism soars in 2024: 970% increase in Canada, 300% in France
Report names French President Emmanuel Macron responsible for rise of antisemitic cases, blames BBC for instigating antisemitism and accuses governments of showing moral ambiguity by failing to act against hatred
Itamar Eichner
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04.27.25
A decade of rising antisemitism: 39 Jews murdered in diaspora and millions of hate posts
Fringe voices have entered the mainstream, the line between being anti-Israel and antisemitic has blurred, and there has been a hundreds-percent jump in the number of incidents against Jews abroad | Special to Ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth: A bleak review of the state of antisemitism over the past decade
Itamar Eichner
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04.22.25
Tortured to death: Revisiting the Damascus blood libel
A false accusation in the 1840 Damascus Affair led to the brutal persecution of Jews and sparked the first global Jewish response, laying the foundation for modern communal solidarity and advocacy
Dr. Eliezer Hayun
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04.15.25
Echoes of a lost homeland: Tracing the legacy of Syria's Jewish communities
Once numbering tens of thousands, Syria's Jewish communities in cities like Aleppo and Damascus have all but vanished, leaving behind a rich tapestry of history, culture and resilience; through archival photographs, personal narratives and reflections from Diaspora members, we explore the enduring legacy of Syrian Jewry
Yaniv Pohoryles, Itzchak Tessler, Eliezer Hayun
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04.13.25
The Jews don’t miss Syria: 'I’m connected to my roots, not the land'
Once 40,000 strong, Syria’s Jewish community is now spread across Israel, the US, Mexico, Argentina and Panama; since their departure, Syria has seen dramatic shifts—most recently the fall of the Assad regime; we trace the community’s journey: How do they view the new leadership? Do tensions still linger between Jews of Damascus and Aleppo?
Yaniv Pohoryles
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04.13.25
From the Himalayas to Peru, this Seder 'we won’t forget a single Jew'
Chabad organizes 10,000 Passover Seders across 350 cities around the globe — from a 2,500-person gathering in Kathmandu to 500 events across Israel — uniting Jews worldwide
Itamar Eichner
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04.11.25
Facing antisemitism, diaspora Jews remove Jewish symbols
Post-October 7 antisemitism forces Jews worldwide to hide symbols of identity including mezuzahs, kippahs and stars of David as record aliyah and grassroots solidarity redefine Israel-Diaspora ties amid calls for coordinated action
Sivan Hilaie
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04.08.25
‘They walk our streets’: Hezbollah instills fear in Spanish Jews as gov’t fails to confront terror cells
The arrest of three suspects accused of building exploding drones in the city center has raised alarms about terrorist activity and rising antisemitism in Europe
Gabriel Colodro/The Media Line
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04.04.25
'There have never been worse times for Jews in Australia'
Jeremy Leibler, president of Australia’s Zionist Federation, details the trauma of rising antisemitism post-October 7 and condemns political inaction after a Melbourne synagogue arson attack and a 700% spike in hate crimes
Yaniv Pohoryles
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03.30.25
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