Diaspora
After wrongful treason conviction 130 years ago, France promotes Jewish officer Alfred Dreyfus
French President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu signed the motion following a unanimous vote by the lower house of parliament in July.
Mamdani's NYC win signals risk for Arab peace advocates - analysis
Jewish creators are fighting antisemitism with humor and truth
Democrats urge Senate to oppose Trump’s pick for antisemitism envoy ahead of confirmation hearing
Herut Canada charity status revoked amid rising challenges to Jewish NGOs
Herut Canada’s charity status was revoked after an audit was triggered, making it the third Jewish Canadian organization to lose its charity status in two years.
Jewish family settles discrimination case after gifted school expulsion
A Jewish family reached a settlement with a school in Virginia after their children were expelled amid complaints of persistent antisemitic bullying.
Russian-Israeli released from Libyan jail after breaking into Tripoli synagogue
The man, who lives in Russia, entered through a border crossing between Tunisia and Libya.
Jewish leaders warn climate conspiracies mirror antisemitic tropes
Jewish leaders told an Australian Senate that climate conspiracies often mirror antisemitic tropes.
Neo-Nazi leader pleads guilty to plot to poison NYC Jewish kids
A neo Nazi cult leader pleaded guilty to plotting mass killings, including a plan to poison Jewish schoolchildren in Brooklyn, after directing followers toward violence worldwide.
Israel finds support among visiting German influencers
President Herzog hosted nearly 200 German influencers seeking to strengthen ties with Israel.
‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ aliyah: All different kinds of Jews are welcome in Israel - opinion
Will Israel abandon those unable to provide the requisite rabbinical letter? If so, how could Israel claim moral superiority to countries that turned away boatloads of Jews fleeing Nazi Europe?
Trump can’t levy antisemitism fines against the University of California, judge rules
University staffers and academic groups had sued the administration, saying that Trump’s actions were already having a punishing effect on their First Amendment concerns.
Antisemitism won't be tolerated in France, new interior minister tells Jewish community
Laurent Nuñez visited the European Center for Judaism in Paris to announce his "total commitment to responding to fears of antisemitism."
Developing Israel’s periphery is vital for economy, aliyah - opinion
As Israel plans for the arrival of its next 10 million, the periphery must play a leading role. The region is hiding in plain sight. Now is the time to see it.
'Acts of antisemitism will not be tolerated in Singapore' says security minister
The comments came after a Singaporean Chinese man wearing a cap with a patch resembling the Israeli flag was assaulted by a Malay man.
