Diaspora

Why aren’t Diaspora Jews safe yet?

Another attack on a Jewish institution in the US raises questions about the implementation of security precautions

German NGO disinvites Israeli writer for slamming Berlin pro-Iran policies

Social Democratic Foundation worked with terrorist entity Hezbollah.

Two synagogues linked by a trail of hate and blood

The shooter was described as a 19-year-old white male and was armed with an assault-style rifle.

Buenos Aires city honors career of Olympic swimmer Damian Blaum

In 2013, Blaum won the world championship in the Open Waters category of the International Swimming Federation after four consecutive years as runner up.

DC shul accused of enabling sexual abuse at preschool

Disturbing claims of sexual abuse against children, between the ages of two and four at the time of the alleged crimes, are outlined in a new civil lawsuit.

Ambassador Dermer: Trump peace plan should give Jews confidence

"You have the best chance to take advantage of this historic moment of opportunity that exists because everybody that speaks to them knows that they speak for the president of the US," he said.

'The soul of France is burning': French Jews shocked by Notre Dame blaze

"We are all affected. Believers and non-believers, Christians and non-Christians."

Italian Torah dating back to Middle Ages on display at Jewish museum

Jews have been living in Italy since before the destruction of the Second Temple.

Jewish Ukrainian comedian gets serious with investors in bid for presidency

Monica Lewinsky started wearing a beret at her brother’s bar mitzvah

Lewinsky, who has become an anti-bullying activist in the decades since the scandal, treated the crowd to what she called “Monica Lewinsky Jewish trivia.”