Diaspora
Thailand revokes citizenship of Chabad leader Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor as crackdown continues
The decision follows a series of raids conducted in early October by Thailand's Department of Special Investigation (DSI), police, tax authorities, and other government agencies.
Indian man suspected of faking Bondi Beach mass shooting injury to receive victim compensation
Australia rules out reversing Palestinian statehood recognition despite PA failures
Norway urged to strengthen antisemitism education as Holocaust Center director resigns
Historic Polish synagogue acquired through tender, to be restored after years of neglect
A historic synagogue in Trzebinia, Poland, has been acquired through an international Jewish heritage initiative, with plans to restore the building and establish a museum.
At Columbia, Jewish students can find belonging beyond the anti-Israel noise - opinion
The best path forward for the Jewish students on Columbia’s campus, and any other campus in the Diaspora, is simply to continue being proudly Jewish.
Jewish treasures stolen during Kristallnacht return to Berlin after decades in US synagogue
A Holocaust survivor rescued two stolen Jewish ritual textiles through a postwar barter. Nearly 88 years after Kristallnacht, the artifacts have finally returned to Berlin.
American, Israeli Jews report stronger bonds despite challenges of recent years, survey finds
A new JFNA survey found that 72% of American Jews and 75% of Israeli Jews feel a sense of commonality, challenging perceptions of a growing divide between the communities.
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Some 75% of Jewish employees find workplace DEI approaches inconsistent on antisemitism - study
The study follows Pearn Kandola's 2024 research on workplace antisemitism and Islamophobia, which tracked a nearly 50% increase in antisemitic incidents following October 7.
‘We bear the consequences’: Diaspora Jews fear fallout from Israel’s election - interview
Even if they cannot vote, Diaspora Jews told the Post they are “terrified” that the outcome of elections could have an impact far beyond Israel’s borders.
‘A national emergency’: Bay Area Israelis fly home to vote in pivotal election
Israeli expats are spending thousands of dollars to cast ballots in an election they see as critical to their country’s future.
'Lack of Jews hasn't meant lack of antisemitism,' Expert on Jews in Wales tells 'Post' - interview
"Wales has always been a place where there's been eyes on Palestine. The first colony of the British Empire was the Welsh, so [they see themselves as] the Palestinians of the British."
UK antisemitism watchdog GnasherJew exposes 40 antisemitic healthcare workers in NHS
"The GMC has taken little to no action on our reports," GnasherJew said in a statement to The Jerusalem Post.
Award-winning producer receives £400,000 payout from BBC over workplace antisemitism claim
"I stood up for who I was," Lucie Kon said. "I stood up for what I believed to be right. The BBC says, 'Bring your authentic self to work.' And I did, and I lost my job as a result."
