Anti-Semitism

New York Times shareholders are seeking internal documents, focusing largely on the paper’s coverage of the war in Gaza. A former employee says she raised concerns about antisemitism and anti-Israel bias at least 15 times.

The federal government is suing Blue Bell Creameries, one of the country’s largest ice cream makers, alleging it fired a Jewish employee who refused to shave his beard for religious reasons rather than offering an alternative solution.

Friedrich Merz pledged to confront rising antisemitism, saying the situation facing Germany’s Jewish community has become one of the country’s most serious problems.

A new analysis of travel rankings places Paris at the top of the list of cities least welcoming to tourists. At the same time, the Jewish community and Israeli travelers are dealing with a wave of antisemitic hostility.

A new report documents a series of antisemitic incidents targeting Jewish patients and employees in Britain’s health care system, including a surgeon who made antisemitic remarks while treating a Jewish patient.

The new law adopts the IHRA definition of antisemitism and requires educational institutions to treat antisemitic harassment and discrimination in the same manner as race-based discrimination.

The number 271,000 is appearing frequently on social media as part of a conspiracy theory aimed at casting doubt on the number of Jews murdered in the Holocaust. Its origin: a German archive containing that number of death certificates for concentration camp prisoners.

Brad Lander, a Democratic left-wing candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives and an ally of Zohran Mamdani, joined a pro-Palestinian protest against a right-wing organization in the United States and was expelled by protesters because he is Jewish.

A taxi driver in Warsaw, Poland, stopped mid-ride and told a passenger to get out after discovering she was Jewish. He told her, "Jews are murderers. That is why I refuse to drive you."

Argentine President Javier Milei rejected the removed judge’s attempt to resign and instructed prosecutors to consider criminal charges. The judge was dismissed by Argentina’s judicial council, the body that oversees judges.

The suspect allegedly assaulted a congregant and a security guard during Shabbat services at Central Synagogue

The court says the Justice Department failed to establish an ongoing federal civil rights violation

Russia’s Federal Security Service said it arrested a suspect accused of planning to torch a synagogue in the city of Yaroslavl. According to authorities, materials for preparing a Molotov cocktail were found in his home, and he was allegedly acting under the direction of an individual in Syria.

From ancient empires to modern pandemics — why the world keeps blaming Jews, and how Torah history explains the pattern of global hatred

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Hannah Buchinger, a devoted mother and grandmother, shares her experiences of life in Strasbourg, France, where a vibrant Jewish community continues to thrive despite challenges such as antisemitism and political unrest.