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The Jewish sages who called Gaza home: 1,500 years of history
From ancient Judean roots to luminaries like Israel Najara and Nathan of Gaza, the city once thrived as a hub of commerce, scholarship and interfaith dialogue, marking a rich heritage that endured until the 20th century
Itzchak Tessler
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02.04.25
Holocaust survivor Mordechai Ciechanower dies at 100: 'We were told in Auschwitz that the weak will be killed'
Mordechai, who survived the gas chambers, immigrated to Israel with his father after the war and dedicated his life to Holocaust remembrance; He led IDF and school delegations to Poland, lectured worldwide about his personal story, and died two weeks before his 101st birthday
Yael Ciechanover
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02.04.25
Nazi past, uncertain future: Leading Austrian party worries local Jews
The far-right Freedom Party is the largest party in Austria, and now the Jewish community fears that it will be the majority party in the government, and have responsibility for the fight against antisemitism in Hitler's homeland; At the same time, the extreme left in Austria is also harassing Jews – including hanging posters against IDF soldiers
Itzchak Tessler
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02.03.25
The world requires self examination on antisemitism
Opinion: As the West marks 80 years to the liberation of Nazi death camps, data shows antisemitism is no longer a fringe phenomenon and is rising rapidly across the world
Dr. Shmuel Rosenman
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01.29.25
Polish woman returns 1000 items taken from Jews in Auschwitz
Woman approaches Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Foundation on condition of anonymity and asks to donate the trove taken by her father, who cleaned the camp after World War II
Itamar Eichner
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01.26.25
Rabbi who gave benediction at Trump's inauguration: 'IDF soldiers are the real heroes'
Rabbi Dr. Ari Berman told Ynet about his son, who has served more than 250 days in the IDF reserves, revealed how Trump responded to his blessing, and expressed optimism about the new administration's attitude toward Israel and the fight against antisemitism
Sharon Kidron
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01.23.25
Australia arrests suspect in Sydney synagogue arson; authorities investigate foreign links
Man, 33, arrested on suspicion of attempting to set fire to synagogue on January 11 in western Sydney suburb; BBC reports Australian authorities investigating whether foreign entities, potentially Iran, behind recent surge in attacks
Itamar Eichner
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01.23.25
Between fear and hope: US Jews prepare for Trump's second term
US Jewry vacillates between support for and opposition to incoming president while criticizing his policies and praising his support for Israel and effort to reach hostage deal
Itzchak Tessler
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01.19.25
House, cars defaced in Australia antisemitic attack
String of anti-Jewish attacks continues in the country as Sydney home covered in red paint and two cars set on fire; local leaders vow action
Itamar Eichner
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01.17.25
Dutch Nazi collaborators exposed: 'I was stunned when I saw my father's name'
Sealed for 80 years, files naming 425,000 people investigated for Nazi collaboration (1940-1945) have been released; 'The publication caused great social unrest,' says Dutch Holocaust research center
Yair Navot, Amsterdam, Associated Press
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01.15.25
Turkey's chief rabbi dies at 84: 'Believed in love and peace'
Rabbi Ishak Haleva served as the chief rabbi of Turkey for the past 22 years; Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan held Rabbi Haleva in high esteem, inviting him in 2008 to a meeting with then-Syrian President Bashar Assad
Itamar Eichner
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01.15.25
Nearly half the world's population holds antisemitic views, survey finds
Anti-Defamation League survey reveals that the proportion of adults worldwide holding antisemitic views has reached an unprecedented high of 46%; Findings show that younger generations exhibit higher levels of stereotypical attitudes toward Jews; Where are the most antisemitic regions in the world, and how widespread is Holocaust denial?
Itamar Eichner
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01.15.25
Azerbaijan thwarts Iranian-led plot to assassinate Jewish leader
A Georgian citizen and an Azerbaijani resident were arrested on suspicion of gathering intelligence for an alleged plot to assassinate a senior leader of Azerbaijan’s Jewish community; Jewish community: 'The IRGC recruits drug smugglers to carry out attacks'
Itamar Eichner
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01.14.25
Jewish woman, 92, dies in Damascus, leaving only 8 Jews in Syria
Chief Rabbinate for Syrian Jewry announces passing of Hadiya Sittah, issues call to Syrian Jews in Israel and around the world to honor her memory
Itamar Eichner
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01.12.25
Costa Rica's Jewish community: A story of tradition, growth and unity
Costa Rica is home to a vibrant Jewish community of about 5,000, primarily based in San Jose; country features several kosher establishments, contributing to a rich Jewish presence in this Central American nation
Ayelet Mamo Shay
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01.11.25
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