Ilanit Chernick

Ilanit Chernick is the former Jewish World reporter for The Jerusalem Post. She covered a range of genres including antisemitism, the BDS movement, Jewish events and communities abroad, Holocaust and Jewish history-related stories, Labour antisemitism, South Africa-Israel affairs, Southern African Jewry, the Israel-Gaza conflict in southern Israel, as well as features on a variety of topics both in Israel and abroad.

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Ilanit Chernick

Survivors, scholars say threat of another Holocaust is not to be ignored

Two arrested for vandalizing 84 Jewish graves in Denmark

Ashkelon residents, fed up with gov’t inaction

Central Israel a ghost town as terrorists aim rockets at the country

EU struggling to combat antisemitism: hate crimes reported inconsistently

Antisemitism reported across Europe on 81st anniversary of Kristallnacht

Perfect match: How Birthright alumni saved the lives of 100s of strangers

Antisemitic incidents plague United States in last week

BDS fails to derail Israeli-S. African multi-million dollar deal

U.S. Zionist Congress 2020 elections: What are they and why are they important?

Labour MP Chris Williamson blames Israel for interfering in UK politics

Lauder calls for religious faiths to fight antisemitism, xenophobia

UMass Resistance Studies Initiative to host BDS panel discussion

World War II pilot’s heroic Holocaust secret revealed

German students allegedly sing antisemitic songs after Buchenwald visit

South Wales Jewish history project awarded £54,200 lottery grant