antisemitism

Despite crime, political turmoil, and economic collapse, Venezuela’s Chief Rabbi reveals how Jewish life, faith, and community resilience continue to thrive in Caracas

Raids on mohels, legal pressure, and internal denunciations raise fears for Jewish religious freedom in Europe

Amid rising hostility after the Israel–Hamas war, Moshe prays in secret, fears surveillance, and refuses to give up hope

Amid rising antisemitism, Randy Fine places a unique mezuzah at his office door

In 1144, Norwich became the site of the first recorded blood libel, a false charge that spread for centuries

A popular mobile game exposes its users to anti-Jewish hatred: "When I searched the word 'Nazi' on the app, I found thousands of profiles using that term. Complaints go unanswered." What's the company's response?

Flags, faith, and fierce advocacy: the Orthodox student leader confronting anti-Israel encampments, threats, and institutional failures at Harvard

When King Gunthar of France took the throne, the Jewish community extended a dignified welcome. Yet, he responded with curses, immediately intensifying restrictions against them.

The beloved dairy restaurant shuts down permanently following the October 7 attacks, as Jewish-owned businesses in Europe face growing hostility and financial hardship

A glitch in Apple's keyboard suggested the Palestinian flag when users typed 'Jerusalem.' Apple claims it's a bug now fixed following numerous complaints.

The Jewish-American comedian was booed by anti-Israel students during his honorary degree ceremony — but received loud applause from supporters

Connecting the memory of murdered relatives in Warsaw to the ongoing fight against antisemitism today

Actor and comedian Brett Gelman sharply criticizes pro-Palestinian student protests that have blocked Jewish students from campus.

The famous actor explained: "If it were any other minority group, the reaction would be outrage and immediate action. This antisemitism is growing and spreading from middle school to high school and onto college campuses."

Elika Le Bon, an Iranian blogger who stands with Israel, faces tough times but declares: 'I do it for my people.' Plus, how she transitioned from pro-Palestinian views to combating antisemitism.

An Israeli tourist in Thailand encountered a sign at a barbershop stating: "No Israelis Allowed. Hope You Understand." She shared the image online, sparking mixed reactions.

Natalia Rothenberg is appalled that such content is published in the Jewish state, Yevgeny Zilakov wonders why the authorities do not prevent Lieberman's inciting party from running for elections, Max Brodsky highlights differences between previous and current incitement rounds, and Geula Shoshanov shares the attacks she endures. Immigrants from the former Soviet Union speak their minds.