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President cites June strikes on Iran’s nuclear program as US naval forces deploy and Washington signals pressure alongside continued diplomatic contacts

Tehran decentralizes power, warns of regional retaliation, and coordinates with allies as officials brace for possible military confrontation

As the world marks Holocaust Remembrance Day, EU officials outline security funding, digital enforcement, and education initiatives aimed at safeguarding Jewish life across Europe

Video and witness testimony describe shouting, threats, and a shove as a group prayed quietly before boarding a flight to Israel

Escalation risks and strategic leverage are driving U.S. restraint despite intelligence assessments that Iran’s regime is unusually vulnerable

“Ye” attributes swastika imagery and antisemitic rhetoric to bipolar disorder, as Jewish skepticism follows years of repeated offenses

Jewish burial sections close as police probe vandalism and Israel warns antisemitism is becoming increasingly visible in Spain

New StandWithUs survey finds teachers unions cited as major source as incidents rise in US schools since October 7

Prosecutors say the Lebanese suspect helped obtain ammunition for attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets and colluded with a Hamas cell arrested in 2025

TIME reports that tens of thousands may have been killed during two days of unrest, as Iran enters the week facing rising US military pressure

New Claims Conference survey finds widespread Holocaust ignorance in Ireland, and heavy online exposure to denial among youth

Australians pause for a nationwide minute of silence, acts of kindness, and a memorial at the Sydney Opera House to honor the 15 killed in the antisemitic terror attack

Nearly 60 antisemitic symbols were painted at a children’s playground, prompting a hate-crime investigation and condemnation from city, state, and federal leaders

New data released ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day shows the global survivor population shrinking rapidly as witnesses fade

“In Their Footsteps” places replicas of victims’ shoes in Westminster’s main hall, linking Holocaust memory to rising antisemitism today

In a newsletter published yesterday, Carlson likens Iran’s nuclear ambitions to North Korea and challenges decades of U.S. and Israeli warnings

U.S. forces reposition as Trump presses aides for “decisive” military options

Police say a stolen vehicle deliberately drove at Jewish boys while occupants shouted Nazi slogans and issued stabbing threats in a Melbourne suburb

With a Board of Peace signing ceremony planned Thursday, governments are questioning who will join, what the charter commits them to, and how far the body will go

Two passenger trains collided near Córdoba after a derailment, leaving dozens hospitalized and forcing the suspension of rail service

Governor recounts tense questioning over Israel during 2024 vice-presidential selection process in new memoir

Lawmakers return two weeks early to honor 15 murdered at a Jewish Chanukah gathering and begin debate on gun and hate-crime reforms

Trump’s personal lawyer Robert Garson says talks were held with the State Department due to rising antisemitism and declining Jewish sense of safety in Britain

At the IAC summit in Florida, Bondi cites prosecutions, hate-crime charges, and major university penalties as DOJ enforcement accelerates

As antisemitic incidents rise, community leaders cite delayed responses and ideological gaps while pressing the mayor on Jewish safety

“We consider the US president a criminal,” Iran’s supreme leader says, as Trump responds: “It’s time to look for new leadership in Iran”

Unusual military moves fueled expectations of immediate action, but uncertainty, mixed signals, and unresolved decisions have tempered the strike option

New reporting reveals an unlikely private channel between the president and the socialist mayor that emerged after their November Oval Office meeting

Rights groups raise casualty figures, execution reports surface, hospitals warn of overload, and banks close as pressure on the regime intensifies

U.S. president cancels talks, warns against executions, and signals possible consequences as Washington assesses whether Iran’s crackdown will trigger American action