Jewish dentist reportedly shot dead by Muslim patient in California
The alleged shooter, Mohammed Abdulkareem, 29, is in custody.
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'Antisemitism has no place in society,' Prince William says
The British royal meets with Holocaust survivors at a London synagogue.
Herzog hosts Kindertransport survivors ahead of International Holocaust Remembrance Day
The event was attended by nine Holocaust survivors, who received certificates of appreciation from the president, his wife, and Chairman of the International March of the Living Shmuel Roseman.
Report shows US antisemitism reaches highest level since 1979
On social media there has been a 1,200% surge over the past year in posts with antisemitic content. In November-December 2023, most were detected on Twitter (68%), despite owner Elon Musk vowing to crack down on such instances. On TikTok, Facebook, Telegram and Instagram there were far fewer cases of antisemitism.
'Standing up to antisemitism is not political': Hollywood stars join new campaign
Project includes such celebrities as Cindy Crawford, Ginnifer Goodwin, David Arquette, Connie Britton, and others.
Hundreds of Israelis, Jews from North America volunteer on Israeli farms
Farmers are in desperate need of help as foreign workers fled Israel en masse following the brutal Hamas attack.
Claims Conference releases 'unprecedented' report on Holocaust survivors
Almost half of the 245,000 live in Israel. In Western Europe, the report shows, there are 48,200 Holocaust survivors, including 21,900 in France and 14,200 in Germany. In Central European countries, there are some 6,100. In the former Soviet Union, there are 28,900 Holocaust survivors – 18,200 in Russia, 7,400 in Ukraine, and 2,100 in Belarus.
Elon Musk visits Auschwitz, says he is 'aspirationally Jewish'
“It was incredibly moving and deeply sad and tragic that humans could do this to other humans,” Musk said about the visit. “I’m a student of history, so I had seen the pictures, I’d seen the videos, but ... it hits you much more in the heart when you see it in person.”
Making aliyah to a nation at war: Jews worldwide rediscover Israel following Oct. 7 tragedy
Since the start of the war until the first week of January, 4,783 new immigrants have made aliyah to Israel, most of them from Russia, US, Ukraine and France. Almost all of the immigrants who arrived in Israel during this period began the process before the war.
An aliyah wartime journey: How the hike up Masada made newly minted Israelis bond
The original plan was a rendezvous at the Tel Hai hostel, but fate intervened with the war, reshuffling the cards. Undeterred, the young men and women, many of them new immigrants navigating the intricacies of Israeli life, embraced the challenge. Their mission: to forge a bond with their adopted homeland amid the ancient stones of Masada.