antisemitism

After completing a family vacation booking, a Jewish rabbi from Britain received an email asking him to declare that he belonged to a movement "that condemns the violent actions of the Israeli army in Gaza and Lebanon." When he refused, his reservation was canceled.

As many American Jews lose confidence in allies on both the left and the right, the Jewish tradition offers a conception of hope grounded in something deeper than politics.

After a storm of criticism over his remarks on antisemitism, Misan Harriman announced he is stepping down as chair of London’s Southbank Centre, one of the city’s leading cultural institutions. Southbank said the process of choosing his successor is already underway.

Poetica Coffee refunded Goldman’s purchase, told him not to return, and drew a DOJ probe after Mamdani stopped short of a direct condemnation

A leading Fox News host sparked outrage after using the phrase "the Jewish Question" during a discussion about Israel, Iran, and Lebanon. His co-host stopped him on air, and social media quickly erupted.

Survey finds younger Canadians and men more likely to say Israel’s war in Gaza justifies negative attitudes toward Canadian Jews

Rabbi Aviezer Kantor was assaulted while walking with his children, days after a report documented more than 8,700 antisemitic incidents in Germany

Cornell is investigating Austin Franco after he told Jewish employers he was not interested in working for Jews

The investigation follows a Brandeis Center complaint accusing the APA of anti-Israel bias, discriminatory practices and hostility toward Jewish members

At the direction of Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, Foreign Ministry Director-General Eden Bar Tal formally rebuked Belarus’s ambassador to Israel, Yuri Yaroshevich. The move came in protest of comments by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, who said Israel "cannot talk about the Holocaust" after it is "wiping Gaza off the map."

Paramount says some merger critics are targeting the Ellison family, while opponents say the real concerns are Trump, CNN and media power

UCL in Britain says it is ending the role of Anthony Orkin, who led its antisemitism program and supported Jewish students. Responsibility for the work will reportedly move to Adil Khan, who was also involved with an organization accused of fundraising tied to Hamas.

Israel removed French journalist Alice Froussard after a review tied to the renewal of her work visa found statements against Israel. Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli said, "The rules of the game have changed: anyone who supports Hamas and anyone who supports the boycott movement against the State of Israel will not enter it."

The FBI arrested the suspects in Michigan and other locations after prosecutors said they were involved in a months-long campaign of threats and intimidation against Jewish leaders, businesses, and organizations.

The United States, Britain, and 20 other countries issued a joint statement calling on Iran to immediately stop assassination, kidnapping, and arson operations carried out on their soil. The statement says intelligence bodies tied to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, including the Quds Force, are involved in planning and advancing assassination attempts, kidnappings, and attacks against civilians outside Iran’s borders.

Georgian authorities have stepped up airport inspections, and Israeli tourists are finding themselves detained and fined tens of thousands of shekels for arriving with approved prescription pills. Israel’s Foreign Ministry has now issued a warning.

A video posted by a DoorDash driver in Michigan, in which she refused to deliver an order to a home displaying an Israeli flag, sparked widespread backlash. DoorDash condemned the act and permanently deactivated her account, even as it said the incident had been staged.

Axios-obtained State Department report says foreign powers are using threats, vandalism and online propaganda to target Jews and fuel social division

Jewish groups and Israel’s embassy warned the deleted policy paper raised serious concerns about impartiality inside British policing