Jewish World

Nofar Amikam and Shai Appel opt for a high-tech solution before a "total lockdown is declared."

A March 24 webinar about anti-Semitism, hosted by a Massachusetts Jewish student group, was interrupted by a white supremacist, who pulled down his shirt collar to show a swastika tattoo on his chest.

Four organizations to benefit from the €1,000,000 fund immediately, including the UK's Jewish Care, AMCHA Israel, the Central Welfare Organisation for Jews in Germany, and the UJA Federation New York.

“We were hoping and praying he would then pull through," Rabbi Yisroel Kahan said of Josef Neumann, 72, who on Sunday succumbed to wounds sustained in a domestic terrorist attack in December.

The head of one of Israel's leading health providers urges medical, religious authorities to cancel public celebrations of Passover and Ramadan to check the spread of coronavirus, which jumped following Purim.

“At the end of the day, helping those in need is also part of fighting the virus. Solidarity is key to getting through this,” campaign manager says.

Communities around the world have had to make adjustments to ensure the well-being of older Jews. In some cases, people had to change their way of life.

Gertrud Steinl was an overseer in a Polish town. She sent a Polish Jewish woman, Sarah Froehlich, to live with her parents, likely saving her from being deported to a concentration camp.

New report shows an uptick in the spread of anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist conspiracy theories, along with high-level incitement by officials and activists.

After a late start, Jewish communities in the US and elsewhere are scrambling to contain the coronavirus.