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Study finds view of Jews as 'powerful' fuels antisemitism on right and left

International research led by Reichman University proposes 'dual threat model' explaining how perceptions of Jewish power trigger different ideological fears and why antisemitism has surfaced in liberal spaces since October 7

Itamar Eichner | 02.24.26

היטלר לצד גרינג, בימים אחרים. המברק השפיע עליו מאוד

How paper restorers aided the Nazi hunt for Jewish ancestry during the Holocaust

Oxford research reveals how book restorers and binders were recruited in the 1930s and 1940s to make church records legible, enabling Nazis to trace Jews by ancestry, including Christians married to Jews and descendants of converts to Christianity

ynet | 02.22.26

Warming by candlelight: how Kyiv’s Jews endure a winter of war

As Russian strikes cripple Ukraine’s energy grid, Kyiv’s Jewish community relies on generators to keep schools open and protect children and the elderly from freezing temperatures

Edward Doks, Vesty | 02.18.26

נשיא רומניה לשעבר, ניקולאה צ'אושסקו, וחברים

'Chicken coops and farms for Jews': how Israel paid Communist Romania for Aliyah

Newly revealed documents and testimonies expose the political and economic mechanism that enabled about 400,000 Romanian Jews to immigrate to Israel through quiet agreements, indirect deals and years of covert activity

Itamar Eichner | 02.14.26

מחאה מחאות הפגנה הפגנות איראן טהרן 8 בינואר

Jewish community in Iran says no fatalities amid protests, admits some members detained ‘by mistake’

Sources close to Iran’s Jewish community say its members are not taking part in anti-regime protests and deny reports of Jewish casualties, expressing hope that several detainees will soon be released

Itamar Eichner | 01.27.26

When ‘friends of Israel’ excuse antisemitism and use Jews to fight their own culture wars

Opinion: As antisemitism surges worldwide, some leaders and movements claiming to back Israel are not confronting hatred but exploiting it, normalizing racists and endangering Jewish communities at home and abroad

Tova Herzl | 01.27.26

From Arctic hunters to Israeli warships, the unlikely Jewish story hidden in Greenland

From Jewish whalers in the 16th century to the world’s northernmost minyan at a US air base and a ship that became a cornerstone of Israel’s navy, the little-known and resilient story of Jewish presence in Greenland’s frozen far north

Itamar Eichner | 01.25.26

There is no future for the Jews in the United Kingdom

Opinion: A deeply rooted Jewish community that built institutions, careers and identity now feels betrayed as antisemitism surges, security erodes and many conclude their future in Britain is running out

Samuel Hayek | 01.07.26

Russia to mark ‘Soviet genocide’ by Nazis, Holocaust not mentioned

President Vladimir Putin signed a law designating April 19 as a memorial day for victims of the so-called Soviet genocide, a move critics say blurs the Holocaust and ignores the unique genocide of the Jewish people

Itamar Eichner | 01.05.26

Antisemitism at highest level since pre-Holocaust era, report finds

Data from the Center for the Study of Antisemitism show 6,333 antisemitic incidents worldwide from Jan. 1 to Nov. 30, 2025, up 7.5% from last year; in November alone, 548 incidents were reported, an average of 18.3 per day

Itamar Eichner | 12.23.25

Jews attacked heading to Hanukkah candlelighting in Istanbul

Pro-Palestinian protesters assaulted Jews on their way to a Hanukkah candle lighting near the Neve Shalom synagogue, shouting anti-Zionist slurs as police dispersed the crowd, some of whom waved Palestinian flags

Itamar Eichner | 12.21.25

הפגנות נגד ישראל בגשר ווטרלו בלונדון בריטניה

British Jews face record antisemitism amid biggest shift in 60 years

After the October 7 attacks and the war in Gaza, British Jews describe rising fear, record antisemitism and deepening divisions over Israel, marking the most profound social and political change within the community since the 1960s

ynet Global | 12.21.25

'You can't live here for less than $200-300K': the Israelis who took a bite of the Big Apple

The young Israelis who stormed the moving, trade, and renovation markets in the 1980s have been replaced by tech workers and academics, together forming one of the largest Israeli communities abroad; now, around 150,000 Israelis live in New York

Ayala Or-El | 12.14.25

Jewish history that shall not be erased: a visit to Belfast

In the distant corner of Britain remains a small Jewish community, facing significant challenges. Due to the history of the conflict in Northern Ireland, there is particular sensitivity in Belfast regarding the situation in Israel, often not in our favor

Ayelet Mamo Shai | 12.14.25

Why does Elon Musk care what color Jews are?

Don't be fooled — any talk of Jews and race will always be used as a tool for our extermination

David Christopher Kaufman | 12.06.25

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