Diaspora Jews
Herzog meets Kazakhstan's Jewish community, hails important role during diplomatic visit
President says trip could boost Israel–Central Asia relations as he tours innovation hub and meets local leadership.
Matan Koch, disability advocate who urged Jewish communities to ‘let everyone in,’ dies at 44
'You're killing babies in Palestine': Slough man charged after assault on Orthodox Jew
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'Never Again': European Jews must be recognized as a protected minority - opinion
“Never Again” is proclaimed across Europe, but antisemitism keeps rising. Words without law and protection are not remembrance.
'It’s okay to be antisemitic': Holocaust survivor says antisemitism would push her out of UK
"Obviously, I’m too old to move, but I think if I were younger, I would be considering leaving the UK," said Mrs Joanna Millan, Holocaust survivor and activist.
Song honors Bondi attack hero: Jewish musicians from Sydney in praise of Ahmed al-Ahmed
While initially trying to care for their family from afar, the tragedy prompted Simmon and Tuvel to channel their grief into a song, hoping that it reaches Ahmed.
Ireland turns a blind eye to antisemitism as Jews grapple with rising hostility
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: Antisemitism in Ireland is on the rise, with incidents targeting Jews fueled by anti-Israel rhetoric. And community leaders are calling for action.
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OneTable reimagines Shabbat dinner program amid layoffs and funding downturn
Abramson said the company was also shifting away from its recent focus on older Jewish adults to center its programming on younger Jews.
From Alfred Dreyfus to Josh Shapiro: How the ‘dual loyalty’ charge shadows Jewish public life
Those ties, Jewish leaders argue, are well within the American-Jewish mainstream, and far from evidence of disloyalty.
Man charged with hate crime for antisemitic attack on Israeli lecturer Rami Glickstein in Manhattan
Glickstein, 59, suffered a vicious antisemitic attack while in New York on October 27, 2025, resulting in a brain bleed and a broken nose.
France's Law Committee adopts controversial bill to combat 'renewed forms of antisemitism'
Critics of the bill have argued that it could criminalize ambiguous statements, irony, slogans, or political framing, and that it blurs the line between antisemitism and criticism of Israel.
Canadian Jews support war in Gaza, condemn settlement expansion, Diaspora survey finds
The 2025 Survey of Canadian Jews found that a majority of Canadian Jews (53%) oppose settlement expansion in the West Bank and Gaza.
