Simon Wiesenthal Center honors Skydance co-CEO Ynon Kreiz
Kreiz was recognized for his philanthropic work, including initiatives he led during his eight years as chairman and CEO of Mattel, where he expanded the company's global charitable programs.
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Save the Children UK decides not to adopt IHRA antisemitism definition despite review’s advice
ZAKA, Chabad launch joint international disaster response and rescue unit for Jewish communities
San Diego cultural center keeps Day of the Dead altar honoring Sinwar, Soleimani despite backlash
Dutch Jewish leader tells ‘Post’: ‘If you’re visibly Jewish in Holland, you have a real problem’
Speaking ahead of the EJA’s delegation to Auschwitz, Ellen van Praagh warned there may be no Jewish life in Europe in 20 to 30 years if leaders look away.
Jewish former US judge Richard Posner, most-cited legal scholar of last century, dies at 87
Posner, who had served on the Chicago-based 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals for 36 years until retiring in 2017, died on Tuesday, according to the University of Chicago Law School.
American Jewish Congress launches initiative to strengthen Black-Jewish relations
The 500-member delegation’s ‘Unfinished Business’ pilgrimage was inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.’s planned 1967 visit to Israel, which never took place.
Steven Lowy wants Australian Jews to feel at home again
Less than a week before The Jerusalem Post Australia Summit, Steven Lowy says rising antisemitism has shaken the Jewish community, but he has not lost faith in Australia.
Jewish groups divided over Stephen Miller's appointment as White House chief of staff
In a letter, Jewish groups wrote that they want to work with Miller to “hold institutions accountable when they fail to protect Jewish Americans from discrimination and harassment.
National Library of Israel's new digital archive opens window into New York’s vibrant Jewish past
The National Library of Israel has digitized nearly five decades of New York Jewish Week, New York’s leading Jewish newspaper, making its archive free and accessible to the public for the first time.
South Carolina man pleads guilty to hate crime after vandalizing Jewish community complex
The 24-year-old admitted to posting threatening antisemitic flyers, including Nazi symbols, at a Jewish community complex in North Carolina.
Israel to invest NIS 100 million in Jewish education across North America amid rising antisemitism
"The Plan was formulated against the backdrop of rising antisemitism in the world since the attack on October 7, 2023, and the growing challenges faced by the Jewish communities," said the PM.
US indicts three Iran-backed operatives over nearly 20 attacks targeting Jews across Europe
Three Iran-backed operatives face US terrorism charges over attacks on Jewish communities across Europe and an alleged plot targeting a British air base housing American forces.
How to uncover your family's Holocaust history when the stories were never told
From Yad Vashem to the Arolsen Archives, experts explain how descendants of Holocaust survivors can reconstruct their family histories when no one is left to tell their stories.
