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Global antisemitism surged in August, with US logging most incidents, report finds
A new report by the Combat Antisemitism Movement recorded 694 antisemitic incidents worldwide in August 2025, a 15% rise from last year; The US led with 162 cases, followed by Greece, the UK and France
Itamar Eichner
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09.22.25
Three in four Jewish professors in the US face discrimination, ADL report says
A new Anti-Defamation League report exposes widespread antisemitism on US campuses: Jewish faculty face discrimination, harassment, or course cancellations, and many feel forced to hide their identity or confront hostility for being Jewish
Daniel Edelson, New York
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09.12.25
Los Angeles Holocaust Museum faces backlash over online post linking ‘Never Again’ to Gaza
Holocaust Museum sparks backlash after pulling a post redefining 'Never Again' as a universal principle—then backtracks, claiming misinterpretation
Yogev Israeli
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09.09.25
'Not a rabbi, not Israeli': Jewish-American defends Syria visit after viral photos spark online uproar
Moshe Klein, a New York Jew who recently visited Syria, stirred controversy after photos of him near military vehicles went viral; 'I saw good people there. Of course there were some who didn’t like that I came'
Lior Ben Ari
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09.08.25
Jewish-American philanthropist Felix Posen dies at 96
Posen, the visionary philanthropist who fled Nazi Germany as a child, leaves behind a towering legacy—transforming trauma into a global mission to preserve Jewish culture
Ynet
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09.07.25
The Jewish crossroads: Diaspora and Israel at a critical juncture
Opinion: Jewish communities worldwide face unprecedented threats—from rising antisemitism in the Diaspora to political failure and regional hostility in Israel—creating a critical crossroads demanding urgent moral, political, and social reckoning
Nadav Eyal
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09.03.25
The land of Israel is a vineyard, the Jewish people are its grapes
Opinion: From the grapes carried from Canaan to vineyards where our daughters danced, the vine binds the Jewish people to the land; Rome burned our Temple but drank our wine—our history and story preserved in every cup, a taste of redemption
Adam Scott Bellos
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09.01.25
Coming home for the Jewish Holidays: Olim celebrate their first High Holidays in Israel
For thousands of new immigrants, this High Holiday season marks more than tradition; it’s their first Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, and Simchat Torah as Israeli citizens; a journey of faith, resilience, and belonging as they join a nation united in prayer, celebration, and hope
Emma Oliver
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08.31.25
150 Israeli children barred from adventure park, sparking headlines across France
Peak of anti-Israel wave in Europe: Pyrenees’ largest adventure park closed 'for safety checks' likely to block Israelis; Colleague: 'He worked with Israelis'; French Jews: 'Tsunami of anti-Semitism'
Ynetnews
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08.22.25
Europe antisemitism wave rises after incidents in France, Netherlands
French Resort manager is arrested for refusing entry to 150 Israeli children based on 'personal principles,' facing charges, as anti-Israel incidents rise across Europe; similar attacks in the Netherlands and a pro-Palestinian protest at Austria
Itamar Eichner, Tamar Sebok
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08.22.25
Over 1,000 Chabad followers visit Rabbi Schneerson’s father in Kazakhstan
Chabad Hasidim from Israel, the US, and Europe traveled to Almaty, Kazakhstan, to honor Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson’s 81st yahrzeit under tight police security in the Muslim-majority country
Itamar Eichner
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08.15.25
French pro-Israel activist warns Jerusalem is losing global narrative
Simon Moos sharply criticizes Israel’s PR strategy, urges a daily flood of authentic Gaza footage to counter propaganda, and claims Macron’s push for Palestinian statehood is a bid to salvage his legacy
Yaniv Pohoryles
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08.15.25
The modern blood libel of starvation in Gaza echoes ancient accusations against Jews
Opinion: The Gaza starvation libel echoes Jesus's trial and Christian blood accusations, using misleading images to fuel antisemitism; Based on partial truths, it's amplified by Hamas' actions and even some Jews' complicity, justifying violence against us—just as history's libels have perpetually endangered Jewish lives
Yuval Elbashan
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08.06.25
New animated film brings Jewish burial rituals to light after Pittsburgh synagogue tragedy
Inspired by the Tree of Life synagogue massacre, Jewish-American animator Benny Zelkowicz confronts his fear of death by volunteering with sacred burial society Chevra Kadisha and channels his experience into a moving work
Shmuel Munitz
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08.05.25
Widow of one of last Yemenite Jews leaves for Israel
The departure of Yahya Ben Youssef’s widow marks dwindling Jewish presence, as only four Jews remain in Yemen following the death of one of its last Jewish community members
Lior Ben Ari
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07.30.25
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