'To our Jewish brothers – Never Again!'
Dozens of online messages from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and other Arab countries have been sent by people in the region in solidarity, ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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Yad Vashem online exhibit emphasizes the power of family
"The Onset of Mass Murder: The Fate of Jewish Families in 1941" reveals a dozen never-before-published stories of those caught in the web of the Nazis' "Operation Barbarossa," an organized rout of the Jewish communities in Soviet-controlled countries.
British court sentences Holocaust denier to prison time for 'baiting Jews'
Alison Chabloz, 57, is expected to serve nine weeks in prison for violating the country’s communications act after she promoted anti-Semitic rhetoric in two interviews she did with far-right online sites.
Ultra-Orthodox couple, baby stabbed in Manhattan
The perpetrator, Darryl Jones, has been arrested and charged with three counts of assault.
Survey: Most American Jews feel less safe compared to decade ago
"It is understandable that the level of anxiety is rising and concerns about communal safety are on everyone’s minds," says ADL chief.
In Canada, Jews targeted by more hate crimes than other religious groups
"Though we welcome the 20% decrease in crimes targeting the Jewish community, Jewish Canadians still remain the most targeted religious minority for hate crime and second overall," notes CEO of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs Shimon Koffler Fogel.
Jewish genocide lawyer, son of Holocaust survivors, confronts past with poetry
Menachem Rosensaft, who has visited Bergen-Belsen more than 25 times, wrestles in some of the 82 poems with what he calls "ghosts of those who will not leave" the places where they were killed.
Kansas City Jewish center shooter appeals death sentence
Frazier Glenn Miller Jr., who founded a KKK chapter and ran for Congress on a white power platform, drove to Kansas City in 2014 to "kill Jews before he died." All his victims were Christian.
Erdogan wishes 'all Jews' a happy Passover
Turkish president says Turkey's "legacy of respect and tolerance" led the government to place great importance on the worship of all faiths.
Iraq's Jewish community dwindles to fewer than 5
Following death of Dr. Dhafer Eliyahu, just four Jews remain in Middle Eastern country. Almost all of Iraq's 150,000 Jews went into exile following the 1948 War of Independence.