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From yellow badges to ‘extermination ovens’: Toxic rhetoric of haredi draft protests - editorial
The latest affront occurred on Sunday when UTJ chairperson Yitzhak Goldknopf compared enforcing yeshiva students’ conscription to “placing a yellow badge on them.”
BBC fails to mention Jews in one hour 'Repair Shop' episode about a cello broken by Nazis
Faith under persecution: Yad Vashem exhibit on keeping the Jewish calendar in the Shoah opens
'The Traitors Circle': A spy thriller that asks - would you have defied the Nazis? - review
Swastika sent to Jewish students, labelled non-hate crime by UK police
The Cambridgeshire police deemed the act not offensive enough to be a crime and labeled it a non-crime hate incident (NCHI).
Demonstrators with Nazi flags target a Michigan production of ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’
Demonstrators held flags with Nazi swastikas and reportedly chanted a pro-Donald Trump slogan.
Graphic novel tells emotional tale of Jews in 1930s aimed at modern audience
Judessey is a fast-moving and attention-grabbing tale, not without moments of real emotion, told in a series of vivid hand-drawn pictures, embellished with speech bubbles.
Sri Lanka’s last Holocaust survivor finds peace in coastal town
Holocaust survivor Dr. Hans Vischjager, now 83, lives peacefully in Sri Lanka, embracing his Jewish heritage and past while sharing a unique, multicultural journey.
FBI returns Nazi-looted Monet to Jewish owners' heirs 84 years later
The FBI got involved in 2021, after the commission discovered that a New Orleans-based art dealer had acquired the painting in 2017 and sold it to private collectors in 2019.
New resolution allows Holocaust survivors to more easily reclaim Nazi-looted art in Germany
One of the first restitution claims for Nazi-looted art in Germany was made in 2017 by the heirs of Kurt Grawi, a Jewish man who had been persecuted by the Nazis.
Brooklyn Judaica seller signs deal to return Nazi-looted 16th-century Bible to Budapest
Rare and collectible, the book consists of two different Jewish texts printed in 1589 and 1599 in Venice, Italy, by a man named Giovanni di Gara.
Belgian Left’s stance calls for 'Palestine without Jews,' says Interest Party leader to 'Post'
Tom Van Grieken of Vlaams Belang discusses Belgium's political crisis, rising antisemitism, and Jewish community security, as David Rosenberg's candidacy reflects shifting Jewish attitudes.
Fania Brantsovsky, last living Vilna ghetto partisan resistance fighter, dies at 102
Fania Brantsovsky, the last survivor of the Vilna ghetto and a Yiddish culture advocate, died at 102, mourning a rich Jewish past.
Gov. Newsom signs bill allowing residents to recover possessions stolen in Holocaust
“For Holocaust survivors and their families, the fight to reclaim art and other personal items stolen by the Nazis continues to reopen traumatic wounds,” Newsom said.
