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The payments will go to 240,000 survivors who mostly live in Israel, North America, the former Soviet Union and Western Europe.

The painting “Winter” by American artist Gari Melchers was part of a cache of more than 1,000 pieces of art and artifacts seized from the Mosse family, prominent and well-off Jewish residents of Berlin who became early targets of the Nazi Party. Heirs have been tenaciously seeking to recover the lost pieces for the past decade.

Rabbi Avrohom Pinter's sacrifice was just the last chapter of a life spent forging links between the often-isolated community in Stamford Hill and wider British society.

Rabbi Benny Lau exhorts the religious community to embrace same-sex couples and explains that while no solution has been found that allows LGBTQ couples to hold a halachic wedding ceremony, there is nothing that prevents them from having and raising children.

A 31-year-old suspect was reportedly arrested nearby and an investigation has been launched to determine whether he was responsible for the graffiti featuring red swastikas on several walls and columns.

The Jewish rapper Ben Salomo sounds the alarm on the dire state of Jews in Germany amid rising anti-Semitism.

The move "symbolizes the special relationship between the two peoples," Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed says.

For months, Orthodox Jews have complained of a double standard as authorities seemed to let protesters in New York gather en masse while criticizing Jewish gatherings.

Rabbis laud the Trump administration for helping US Jewish community ensure four species needed to celebrate the High Holidays are fully available despite the global pandemic

Burgeoning relations between Persian Gulf power and Israel see Dubai’s long-secret Jewish community mark a major achievement.