Jewish World

Trump appointee Carrie Prejean Boller declared during the debate that she believes "Jews killed Jesus" and that due to her Catholic faith "she does not support Zionists."

David Gur, 100, forged thousands of documents in Nazi-occupied Hungary. Seventy years later, he and 3,000 other Jewish rescuers still await official recognition from the state they helped create.

Thanks to the help of several passersby – including a Hasidic man and another non-Jewish individual – the attacker was held until Zurich police arrived. The attacker repeatedly shouted offensive and antisemitic remarks, even in the presence of police officers.

The cell was a white supremacy group operating on X network that called on its members to "bring the Nova massacre home."

Witnesses identified the driver as someone who had sought help at Jewish centers in New York and New Jersey before Wednesday's attack on the Crown Heights building filled with thousands.

The British Broadcasting Corporation apologized Tuesday evening after Holocaust Memorial Day coverage omitted any reference to Jewish victims, with the exclusion characterized as "hurtful, disrespectful and wrong."

Responses of concealment among Jewish communities, such as removing mezuzahs, changing family names, or avoiding the display of religious symbols, have become an expression of "pragmatism of existence" that threatens cultural continuity and collective resilience.

Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt's "Memories from Moscow" details three decades rebuilding Jewish life in Russia, then watching it collapse as regime turned authoritarian. "Antisemitism becomes weapon when power is threatened."

Second antisemitic attack in three days targets ultra-Orthodox community playground. NYC mayor and governor vow swift justice as NYPD escalates probe into vandalism spree.