Jewish father attacked in Brooklyn, woman threatened to kill his children
A 35-year-old suspect faces four hate crime charges after allegedly assaulting an Orthodox father while shouting antisemitic threats at his family in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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'Pay up or I'll expose you': Chef goes after brand for alleged antisemitism
Chef and content creator Tova Sterling accused a commercial brand of blatant discrimination and antisemitism against her after she mentioned the word "Jewish" in content she filmed – and the brand demanded she film new materials.
Holocaust survivor's memorial bench destroyed, dumped in lake
Unique audio installation honoring Chaim Ferster – who survived eight Nazi camps – was vandalized in England as police launch hate crime investigation.
Jewish leaders insist on voice in choosing Bondi commission head
"This royal commission, which will examine what led to the worst terrorist attack in our nation's history and the crisis of antisemitism, must have the confidence of the Jewish community," David Ossip, president of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies, said.
El País says Jewish judge impartial 'despite' faith
El País article says Judge Alvin Hellerstein, who is overseeing the Maduro case in New York, would be able to be an honest adjudicator in the Manhattan courtroom even though he is a "prominent member of the Jewish community. Multiple journalists condemned the Spanish newspaper's framing as antisemitic, questioning why his religious identity would compromise fairness.
BBC to pay Israeli family for filming Oct. 7 trauma without consent
The BBC has settled with an Israeli family that survived the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, after a news crew from the network entered their heavily damaged home without authorization and filmed inside the residence in the days following the massacre.
Israeli missing, Jewish sisters dead in Swiss fire
Two Jewish sisters have died in the Crans-Montana fire that killed 40. Prosecutors in the Canton of Valais (a state in southwestern Switzerland) said the owners – who were released after questioning – are charged with wrongful death and negligence.
Mezuzah vandalism strikes again in Toronto
"This case of vandalized mezuzahs, again, serves as another example of the hatred that has poisoned our city, frequently a consequence of incitement by the mobs in the streets and online vitriol," City Councilor James Pasternak declared.
Norway lights Hanukkah menorah 'for Palestine'
"The lighting of the candles emphasizes the struggle for the liberation of all people and the fight against antisemitism and racism. Values that recognize no boundaries based on religion or ethnic origin, but which we can and must all unite around. No one is free until everyone is free," the Socialist Left Party explained.
Alarming survey among British Jews finds 96% feel threatened
The findings reflect a sentiment increasingly shared by Jewish communities across Europe in recent years, raising a troubling question: Is there still a future for British Jews in the country?