Jews
French court gives Irish man suspended sentence for antisemitic threat to Jewish couple
Patrick O’Brien, 60, told an Australian Jewish couple it was a shame Hitler hadn’t finished the job, then threatened to shoot the wife. Jewish groups say the sentence is too lenient.
Israeli elections: American Jews should wait before declaring a winner - opinion
Israel is not abandoned: Record-breaking numbers reveal a global movement of support - opinion
Europe remembers its murdered Jews, but does it listen to living ones? - opinion
'After years of neglect': Nazareth tries to bring back tourists with its Jewish neighbors
Amid tourism crisis and war tensions, The Abraham Initiatives launched a plan with 20 authorities in Lower Galilee and Valleys. Nazareth pledges tourism as a top priority by 2027.
Beyond the Headlines: Dedicating Torah study and why no good deed is done alone - opinion
A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news.
'American Intellectual Antisemitism': Shai Davidai exposes universities’ deep-rooted antisemitism
A professor’s fight against campus antisemitism reveals institutional failures and raises questions about whether American universities can change.
J7 global task force convenes in London to discuss combating global antisemitism
The multi-day summit comes as the J7’s latest annual report found that 2025 was the deadliest year for Jews living outside Israel since 1994.
The world’s distorted view of Israel is built on persistent myths - opinion
When it comes to Israel, the world too easily accepts the myth rather than seeking the truth. Our job, the job for all of us, is to shatter the prism that enables the myths to fester.
Hate crimes targeting Jews rise 10% in England and Wales, Home Office reports
Jews faced the highest rate of religious hate crime as community groups urged stronger action.
'We will honor all our martyrs': Hundreds march through Toronto to mark three years since October 7
The protest was largely peaceful. Toronto police said that one individual was arrested after being recognized by officers as someone wanted in connection with an unrelated incident.
Visiting Abraham’s ‘birth chamber’ in southern Turkey
A trip to Urfa is a spiritual and religious experience, not merely a geographical one. It doesn’t offer the shallow excitement of a typical tourist site; it leaves an almost physical impact.
With anti-Zionist motion, Britain's Green Party shifts the Overton window on antisemitism - opinion
The Green motion has done something politically very consequential: it has made an antisemitic proposition respectable enough to become party policy.
‘Heal the world’: Jews’ sense of obligation to aid wherever disasters strike – opinion
The world might hate the Hebrews, but there is a reason as to why Israelis will never hate it back.
