London police arrest 14 for violent protest outside synagogue's Israeli real estate event
My Home in Israel, which organized the event, said that all properties being marketed were located within Israel’s internationally recognized borders.
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Spanish-language online antisemitism far exceeds pre-Oct 7 levels, remains highest on X
Masked attackers in Basque region of Spain vandalize light rail trains destined for Israel
Tradition meets modern design: How Jewish couples are reimagining wedding stationery
For Jewish queers, belonging shouldn't require choosing sides
The repeated battles over Israel in LGBTQ spaces have left many feeling excluded. A different approach begins with listening rather than persuading.
The Lancet publishes call to suspend Israeli Medical Association from global medical body
The World Medical Association however told The Lancet that it stands against exclusion of any of its members, pointing out that the IMA is a "strong advocate for WMA ethics and policies."
A lesson from the UAE on why West must take action against the Muslim Brotherhood
Western democracies must recognize the threat it poses, consider designating it as a terrorist organization, and take meaningful steps to prevent its ideological and institutional expansion.
CAM weekly antisemitism report – Islamist operatives scouting Jewish targets
A suspected Hamas operative was arrested in Greece for scouting Israeli tourist targets
'1873': How the first financial crisis made the world turn on the Rothschilds - review
The Rothschilds survived the 1873 financial crash, but the depression fueled antisemitic myths that would echo for generations.
Fighting antisemitism with gin: Kosher spirits project backs Jewish life in Spain
A luxury kosher gin project turns collectible spirits into a funding source for Jewish life and legal support amid rising antisemitism in Spain.
Bondi Beach victim's daughter becomes leading antisemitism advocate in Australia
“I have gone through the worst thing," said Sheina Gutnick. "So, I have become stronger, wanting to spread the message that no matter what happens... we are one people."
Hebrew Union College moves to dismiss Ohio lawsuit, cites religious interference
Hebrew Union College is asking a court to dismiss Ohio’s lawsuit over its plan to wind down operations in Cincinnati, arguing it violates the First Amendment and entangles the state in religion.
Jane Yolen, whose The Devil’s Arithmetic became a Holocaust classic, dies at 87
Scholars say The Devil’s Arithmetic cemented Yolen's legacy as a leading writer for young Jewish readers, praised for blending time travel with historical authenticity.
13,000 Jews were driven out of Poland in 1968, some are returning to tell their story
79-year-old Rachelle Halpern joined a group of Polish emigrants and their children who traveled to Poland in April to unwind the trauma of 1968.
