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.
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Steven Lowy wants Australian Jews to feel at home again
Jewish groups divided over Stephen Miller's appointment as White House chief of staff
National Library of Israel's new digital archive opens window into New York’s vibrant Jewish past
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.
Jewish Democratic support weakened slightly in midterms - poll
The survey from the Jewish Electorate Institute, a nonpartisan think tank that often works with Democrats, was the latest data pointing to simmering Jewish discomfort with the party.
Museum cancels Amersfoort Synagogue’s tricentennial celebration over Israel tensions
The city’s mayor, in the last week, has scrambled to save a planned exhibit on the synagogue after it was canceled, but has not been able to guarantee that it will open as planned early next year.
Europe remembers Kristallnacht, but are its leaders failing today's Jews? - analysis
European leaders marked Kristallnacht with pledges to fight antisemitism, but Jewish communities in Germany, the Netherlands, and Norway continue to face threats and insecurity.
Israel's ambassador to US accuses NYT of spreading 'blood libel' over Gaza reporting
"This is not just another antisemitic statement. This is a blood libel. And a blood libel will cost lives," Leiter said, referring to his meeting with The New York Times in 2025.
CAM calls on French government to release evidence blaming Israel for ‘hostile narratives’
According to the ministry, the 10 most-viewed X posts on the French unrest from Israeli officials, government accounts and influencers received more than 35 million views from October 16 to 18
Man sentenced to 66 months in prison over 2023 shooting at Montreal yeshiva
Police responding to the shooting discovered bullet holes in the entrance door and spent shell casings on the ground. The building was unoccupied at the time, and no injuries were reported.
