European Jews
Edinburgh Fringe venue admits to discrimination, canceling Jewish comedian
The venue owner, Morrison Bros Ltd, operating The Banshee Labyrinth, conceded liability on the eve of trial with Jewish comedian Philip Simon on Monday.
Portuguese gov't demands investigation for antisemitic threats against Israeli doctoral student
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Vast majority of antisemitic online content flagged by Jewish users stays online, EU Jews say
‘Poland is for Poles, not Jews’: Polish MP's speech outside Auschwitz stirs outrage
Braun, the head of the Confederation of the Polish Crown party, made the comments on Saturday amid news of the Polish government’s plans to adopt a resolution combating antisemitism.
“The Far Left Is Exploiting Israel’s Suffering to Legitimize Antisemitism in France.”
The French Minister spoke out at CAM's European Summit of Mayors Against Antisemitism
Remembering Diaspora traditions essential for emerging Israeli traditions to thrive - opinion
Israel’s song will be richer if it absorbs the music of Jewish London, as it has absorbed the sounds of Baghdad and Casablanca, Kyiv, and Addis Ababa.
EJC president warns of dangerous influence of social media in youth radicalization
EJC President Dr. Moshe Kantor warns that social media is fueling antisemitism as leaders gather at the Paris summit.
Carrying backpacks and tradition: Inside Zurich’s Noam School
In a time of rising antisemitism, a small Jewish school in Zurich is shaping the next generation with a blend of academic excellence, Jewish tradition, and acts of everyday kindness
French institute cancels Palestine symposium following Qatari funding, pro-Hamas accusations
"Palestine and Europe: the weight of the past and contemporary dynamics" was a lecture organized and funded by the Doha Institute.
From Shattered Glass to Unbreakable Spirit
Remembering Kristallnacht and the Legacy of Eve Kugler
UK Jewish man jailed for offering then-defense minister's information to Russian 'spies'
Howard Phillips, a 66-year-old Jewish man from Essex, offered Shapps' home address and phone number to two people he believed were Russian agents, but were actually undercover cops.
Hungary withdraws scholarship from Jordanian student who interrupted Israeli professor
Hungary's Culture and Innovation Minister Balázs Hankó initiated the withdrawal of the scholarship and stated that "Hungary is not only an ally, but also a friend of Israel."
Antisemitic graffiti defaces Sofia synagogue, fallen soldiers memorial in Bulgaria
The Bulgarian Central Israelite Religious Council said that the graffiti, which painted "Free Palestine" over a fallen soldiers mural, was the latest of three vandalism attacks against Jews.
