Hopes and anxiety of Jews: "We stand by the Iranians". Maximum alert for synagogues
The Jewish community is experiencing a mix of anxiety and hope regarding military intervention in Iran, fearing reprisals and increased security threats.
Opinion: There’s Independent Jewish Voices, and then there’s the other 99 per cent of Canadian Jews
The article critiques the phenomenon of tokenism in representing Jewish opinions, particularly regarding the platforming of fringe groups like Independent Jewish Voices.
Corey Miller: The writing is on the wall for Jews at McGill University
The article discusses recent antisemitic graffiti at McGill University, highlighting the escalation of anti-Zionist rhetoric toward explicit hatred against Jews.
Purim and the teaching that everything can change in an instant
The article discusses the significance of the Purim festival, a Jewish holiday commemorating the salvation of the Jewish people from a decree of extermination in the Persian Empire.
What are the religious implications of Israel's war on Iran?
The article discusses how Israel is framing its military actions against Iran through a religious lens, aligning them with Jewish heritage and identity.
PST: The threat level is unchanged
The threat level against Jewish and American targets in Norway remains unchanged following recent events in Iran, according to the Norwegian Police Security Service (PST).
Why did Netanyahu change the name of the operation from 'Jewish Shield' to 'Lion's Roar'?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's renaming of the military operation from 'Jewish Shield' to 'Lion's Roar' has sparked debate on social media regarding its implications and motivations.
The US and Israel attacked Iran: the fully armed Jewish state awaits a response
Israel has coordinated airstrikes against Iran with the United States targeting military sites, amid rising tensions in the region.
Pride in Protest float excluded from Mardi Gras over 'offensive' posts
The Pride in Protest float has been excluded from the Sydney Mardi Gras due to offensive comments aimed at a Jewish LGBTQ group.
Antisemitism in Schools: "He is Jewish - it's clear that everything hurts him"
A study reveals that antisemitism has been a pervasive issue in Bavarian schools, exacerbated by recent events following the October 7, 2023 terrorist attack.
Pasta made in Greece by Michailidis from Minor Asia and Konstantinidis of Jewish descent – The first steps of a Greek company that made history
The article discusses the founding of the first Greek pasta factory, MISKO, which began operations in 1927 in Piraeus, highlighting the collaboration between two entrepreneurs from different backgrounds.
Bondi attackers embraced as 'soldiers' by Islamic State
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the Bondi massacre and branded the attackers as 'soldiers', urging continued violence against Jews and Christians.
Look at Nazi Rule: The Manning of the Machines of Violence
The article explores the historical context of collaboration in Nazi rule and colonial systems, focusing on the involvement of local officials in the persecution of Jews.
Burgertory founder’s chant about Zionists at pro-Palestine rally incited hatred against Jews, tribunal rules
A Victorian tribunal ruled that a pro-Palestine protester's chant incited hatred against Jews, finding a breach of the Racial and Religious Tolerance Act.
Israeli security official warns the "Haredim" against espionage for Iran
An Israeli security official has issued an unprecedented warning to the Haredi Jewish community about attempts to recruit them for espionage on behalf of Iran.
Israel: 'From the river to the sea, there will only be one Jewish state,' says Bezalel Smotrich
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich declared in a video response that Israel aims to extend its territory from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, denying the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Mobility by AfD Politician Angers Descendants of Jewish Industrialist Family: ‘I Really Exploded’
A controversial campaign event by AfD politician Björn Höcke, featuring a Simson moped, has sparked outrage among descendants of the company's Jewish founders due to its historical ties to Nazi appropriation.
Swastikas tagged at former Nazi transit camp in Paris Suburb
Swastikas were vandalized on buildings at the former Nazi transit camp in Drancy, prompting outrage and a judicial complaint amid rising antisemitism concerns in France.
Haredi, Masorati, Dati, and Hiloni... How much do you know about Israeli society?
The article explores the complexity and diversity of Israeli society, particularly within the Jewish community, highlighting religious, ethnic, and national identities.
The USA will offer passport services to Jewish settlers in the West Bank
The US is set to provide on-site consular services in two Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank for the first time, an action criticized by Palestinian officials as a clear violation of international law.
How bookbinders used old records to help the Nazis find their victims
Bookbinders and restorers in the 1930s and 1940s assisted the Nazi regime in creating a database that helped identify and persecute Jewish individuals and others deemed racially impure.
Bayreuth: Cultural Center Makes Jewish Life Visible
Bavaria's premier affirmed his commitment to Jewish life in the state during the opening of a cultural center in Bayreuth, highlighting the need for visibility amid ongoing antisemitism.
Netanyahu Makes Trump and American Jews Fools - Again
The article critiques Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's government for undermining U.S. interests while distracting Trump with Iran.
Begin Consular Services in Settler Community on the West Bank
The U.S. Embassy in Israel plans to offer consular services for American citizens in the Jewish settlement of Efrat on the West Bank for the first time, amidst international condemnation of such settlements.
California: The Trump Administration Sues UCLA for Discriminatory Behavior
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against UCLA, alleging discriminatory behavior against Jewish and Israeli students during pro-Palestinian protests on campus.
Michel Friedman turns 70: A fighter and source of courage
Michel Friedman, the prominent Jewish publicist, celebrates his 70th birthday while expressing deep concerns over current societal issues in Germany.
Michel Friedman turns 70: A fighter and source of encouragement
Michel Friedman, the Jewish publicist, celebrates his 70th birthday, expressing concerns about rising anti-Semitism and the political landscape in Germany.
Is the US Encouraging Israel's Annexation of the West Bank? Starting Consular Services in Jewish Settlements
The US embassy in Jerusalem is set to start consular services in a Jewish settlement in the West Bank, raising concerns that the US may implicitly support Israel's expansion of these settlements.
Trump administration sues University of California for allegedly fostering hostile workplace for Jewish employees
The Trump administration is suing the University of California, claiming that its UCLA campus has fostered an antisemitic environment for Jewish and Israeli employees.
US Justice Department Sues UCLA Over Alleged Antisemitism Amid Pro-Palestinian Protests
The US Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against UCLA, claiming it created a hostile work environment for Jewish and Israeli faculty amidst campus protests related to the Gaza conflict.
USA: Lawsuit against UCLA by the Justice Department for alleged antisemitism
The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against UCLA, claiming it created a "hostile workplace environment" for Jewish and Israeli employees.
Hindus Tower over Muslims and Christians in America!
A recent Pew Research Center study reveals that the Hindu community in America has emerged as the most educated religious group, surpassing traditionally highly educated groups like the Jewish community.
Chris Selley: The campaign against Jewish summer camps pulls the mask off the antisemites
The article discusses a concerted campaign against Jewish summer camps in Canada, aimed at undermining their legitimacy based on perceived ideological support for Israel.
New edition of Ferrara bible shows how persecuted Jews kept faith alive in Spanish
The new edition of the Ferrara Bible highlights the efforts of persecuted Jews in 16th-century Italy to preserve their faith amidst challenges.
Australia to investigate antisemitism after Bondi terror incident
Australia has initiated a government-supported inquiry into antisemitism following a mass shooting at a Jewish event in Bondi Beach in December 2025 that resulted in 15 fatalities.
German museum returns sculpture stolen by Nazis from man killed in concentration camp
A German museum is returning the 'Dancing Girls Fountain', a sculpture stolen by the Nazis from a Jewish businessman, to his heirs after a lengthy legal battle.
Smotrich: We will occupy the Gaza Strip and establish Jewish settlements there
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich stated that Israel will ultimately occupy the Gaza Strip and establish Jewish settlements, despite an ongoing ceasefire agreement.
Five Sons, Five Capitals, One Empire: How the World's Most Powerful Banking Dynasty Was Built
The article details the rise of Mayer Amschel Rothschild from humble beginnings in a Jewish ghetto to the architect of a banking dynasty that transformed the European economy.
Purim Party in Frankfurt: Rock 'n' Roll and Softporn
The Jewish community in Frankfurt is celebrating Purim with a themed party centered around the Israeli film series 'Eis am Stiel'.
Ilse Aichinger's 'The Greater Hope' at the Nuremberg State Theatre: How Children Defy Persecution
The article reviews a German stage adaptation of Ilse Aichinger's novel 'The Greater Hope,' focusing on children who endure and resist the impacts of persecution.
Like a lightning strike to the head. Ella Medalja's escape from the Rumbula pit in the book 'The Right to Live'
The book 'The Right to Live' presents the memoirs of Latvian-Jewish survivor Ella Medalja, detailing her harrowing escape from the Rumbula massacre during the Nazi occupation.
Abraham Stern: how a brilliant Jewish engineer became the protégé of the anti-Semite Staszic
The article explores the historical figure of Abraham Stern, a talented Jewish inventor overshadowed by the anti-Semitic background of his patron, Stanisław Staszic.
Banker Jérôme Stern: A Jewish Family Returns
Jérôme Stern has opened a new business in Frankfurt, honoring his family's legacy that was disrupted by the Nazis in the 19th century.
The Epstein Case on Social Media: What Fits the Narrative of Antisemites
Antisemites are using the Jeffrey Epstein case on social media as alleged proof of a 'Jewish conspiracy', with criticism aimed at Meta for not taking sufficient action against such narratives.
TOOMAS JÜRGENSTEIN ⟩ Threatening someone with a pump action shotgun is not a healthy ethnocentrism
An Estonian teacher reflects on his confusion regarding a protest from the Jewish community and social media reactions to a recent article.
French Prime Minister: Talk of Genocide in Gaza Distorts the Facts
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu claims that discussions about genocide in Gaza aim to distort truths and undermine Jewish memory of the Holocaust.
‘Al-Aqsa is a detonator’: six-decade agreement on prayer at Jerusalem holy site collapses
The longstanding agreement on prayer rights at Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque has been disrupted, escalating tensions between Muslim and Jewish communities.
At the Crif dinner, LFI presented as an "existential danger for Jewish French people"
At the annual Crif dinner, the French political party LFI was labeled a major threat to the Jewish community by its president, Yonathan Arfi, amid calls for new legal measures against anti-Semitism.
Jewish group demands firing of broadcaster who called 'Zionist' Israeli Olympian supporter of 'genocide'
A Jewish advocacy group is calling for the dismissal of a broadcaster who labeled an Israeli Olympian as a supporter of genocide due to his Zionist beliefs.
Grace Tame event to proceed despite pressure for cancellation
An International Women's Day event in Bendigo featuring Grace Tame will go ahead despite calls for her cancellation.