Jewish World

Poland is the only affected nation that doesn’t have legislation dealing with confiscated restitution. In March 2018, 59 senators called on Poland to pass and enact such a law.

Dispute over compensation for house owners ends after years of legal wrangling, paving the way for its demolition.

In letter to Tzohar organization, 12 local rabbis accuse Modern Orthodox group of acting against Chief Rabbinate and posing a threat to Jewish character of the state.

Curriculim omits "any mention of Jewish Americans or anti-Semitism" and includes "blatant anti-Israel bias and praise of BDS," warns Tammi-Rossman-Benjamin, head of the AMCHA Initiative.

Jordanian Waqf closes religious site in southern Petra, where high priest who was Moses' brother is believed to be buried, after some 500 Israelis "illegally" mark anniversary of his death.

Speaking at conference to address anti-Semitism, American Jewish Committee chief David Harris says, "Jews need to have a five-letter word: anger. Jews cannot be silent." "Where is our collective anger?" he asks, noting, "This is still within the lifespan of survivors, witnesses and liberators. This is happening on the blood-soaked soil of Europe."

French paper reports Defense Minister Florence Parly saying that she personally would see that the "honor and years that were taken away" from outstanding artillery officer Alfred Dreyfus were restored to him.

A British equality watchdog says it had recorded 892 incidents, 10% up from the 2018 period, and an overall record for the January to June period.

The Young Israel of Bal Harbour reportedly receives a DVD, a photo of someone pointing a gun and anti-Semitic writing. Incident comes a day after Jewish man injured in shooting near Miami Beach synagogue.

Written shortly before his death, Zionist visionary Ze'ev Jabotinsky's letters to Britain's then-PM Winston Churchill, French envoy to US attempt to enlist support for the establishment of Jewish military force to fight alongside allied forces in World War II.