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Polish archbishop funds return of looted Jewish tombstones

Historic collaboration between Jewish and Christian organizations leads to the recovery of Jewish tombstones looted during Poland’s communist era and return to original cemetery

Itamar Eichner | 05.06.25

‘We stand with Israel’: Australian lawmakers urge global action in powerful message

After a landslide reelection of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Australian parliamentarians visiting Israel vowed stronger advocacy against rising antisemitism

Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line | 05.05.25

'Dirty Jews': Jewish man attacked in France in antisemitic assault

French police arrest 45-year-old man for attacking a 70-year-old Jewish man, shouting slurs during the assault; local prosecutor says attack antisemitic in nature

Itamar Eichner | 05.03.25

המפגש בין ד"ר צופיה יואכים (זלטה) ואחיה מארק שנבטר לבין מצילתם, זופיה טרויאן

Emotional reunion: Holocaust survivors meet with Polish woman who saved them

Dr. Zofia Joachims and her brother Mark Schonwetter meet Zofia Trojan, who saved their lives in their childhood when she was only 10 years old

Itamar Eichner | 05.03.25

Karin Prien to become Germany's first Jewish minister since the Holocaust

Prominent conservative politician and granddaughter of Holocaust survivors to be appointed federal minister for education, women and youth; currently chairs the Jewish Forum within the conservative party

Ze'ev Avrahami/Berlin | 04.29.25

Israeli restaurant in Berlin receives threats over 'Zionist watermelon juice'

Feinberg restaurant advertised a watermelon cocktail on a poster of a lion holding the drink with an Israeli flag in it, which sparked rage among pro-Palestinian activists who accused it of inciting violence since the watermelon has become a symbol of the Palestinian cause; Owner: 'It was a joke'

Zeev Avrahami | 04.27.25

Inside Europe's Jewish displaced persons camps: The unofficial court for Nazi collaborators

Before the State of Israel was founded and while the Holocaust was still a fresh memory, hundreds of trials were held in Europe's displaced persons camps against Jews who had collaborated with the Nazis; The judges, witnesses, and audience were all survivors themselves, as sentences ranged from cigarette bans and expulsion from the camp to, in extreme cases, being 'cast out from the Jewish people'

Yuval Elbashan | 04.24.25

Lost photo of Holocaust-era hero discovered 83 years later, closing a historic circle

Eighty-three years after fleeing Lublin to warn Warsaw’s Jews of the Nazi extermination plan, the lost photo of Jewish Military Union fighter Tzvi Zilberberg—who was killed in the war—has surfaced; This is the story of two brothers who saw it coming, sounded the alarm, but were ignored

Itamar Eichner | 04.23.25

"ג'יהאד הוא הפתרון היחיד": מפגינה נגד ישראל בפקיסטן

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 | 04.22.25

Amsterdam mayor to issue historic apology for city's wartime persecution of Jews

Mayor Femke Halsema will formally apologize to Amsterdam’s Jewish community for the city's collaboration in Nazi persecution during WWII; The municipality will also allocate €25 million toward cultural and social initiatives, aiming to strengthen and support Jewish life in Amsterdam

Yogev Israeli | 04.15.25

From Tehran to Tel Aviv: Iranian-born photographer preserves Jewish heritage through her lens

Daniela Shem’s aliyah from Iran amid Gaza war turmoil intertwines personal courage with a photographic quest to document Iran’s endangered Jewish heritage, bridging cultural divides through images of synagogues, family legacy and shared identity

Gal Ganot | 04.15.25

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 | 04.11.25

Grave vandals desecrate historic Jewish cemetery in Poland

Jewish groups condemn 'attempt to erase traces' of Jewish history in the country after unknown individuals dig out 18th-century site; local police investigating

Itamar Eichner | 04.11.25

Jewish curator claims Emerson College used budget cuts as pretext to fire her

Anna Feder sues Emerson College alleging retaliation for screening documentary challenging Zionist narratives amid growing campus crackdowns on pro-Palestinian advocacy

Daniel Edelson, New York | 04.09.25

From fleeing Iran to Beverly Hills mayor: Jewish woman pledges support for Israel

Dr. Sharona Nazarian begins four-year tenure in post rotated between city council members; says plans to focus on antisemitism, discrimination after familiy flees Iran amid religious persecution

Ayala Or-El, Los Angeles | 04.09.25

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