antisemitism

After October 7, ‘never again’ has become an empty promise

According to the Chief Rabbi of South Africa Warren Goldstein, the Western world has abandoned Israel.

Israel must lead the Jewish community in the fight against global antisemitism - opinion

Yom Ha'atzmaut re-establishes the role of Israel in global Jewish protection. Israeli commitment to countering antisemitism ensures Jewish prosperity.

‘Arrest warrants for Israel’s leaders will boost antisemites,’ says Canada's ex-justice minister

Prof. Irwin Cotler, chair of the Raoul Wallenberg Centre, discusses the explosion and “laundering” of antisemitism, says a false moral equivalence harms the hostages and their families.

By FELICE FRIEDSON/THE MEDIA LINE
13/05/2024

No, Jews didn't kill Jesus - and many Christians know it

With God’s grace, Jewish-Christian relations have evolved in positive and productive ways over the past 60 years, thanks, in large part, to the bravery and sensitivity of Christian leaders.

By MARK DRATCH
13/05/2024

Israel must lead the Jewish community in its fight against global antisemitism

As the homeland and protector of the Jewish people, Israel must take this proactive measure to combat the rising tide of hatred and prejudice.

A call to collective action: Confronting antisemitism in Chile

It is imperative that we, as a society, stand in solidarity with the Jewish community and unequivocally condemn antisemitism in all its forms.

By MARINA ROSENBERG
13/05/2024

Seinfeld speech at Duke prompts walkout protesting his support for Israel

The video also showed several attendees leaving the viewing stands, including a person wearing a keffiyeh, an emblem of solidarity with the Palestinian cause.

By REUTERS
12/05/2024

Despite deep divides over Gaza, a Jewish leader seeks allies in defense of democracy

The Israel-Hamas war has led to a surge in antisemitism, with Jews and non-Jews contemplating on what it means to be an ally.

By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL/JTA
12/05/2024

US K-12 schools saw 690% rise in antisemitism three months after October 7

Sixty-five percent of the incidents involved bullying and vandalism by students, and the remaining incidents involved anti-Israel class materials, statements or discrimination.

The ex-haredi journalist who spent a year researching Mea She'arim

'We have to look at each other and be able to recognize that we’re ein mishpocha, we’re one family,' Tenenbom says.

12/05/2024
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