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"Chicago cannot claim to care about equity or safety while treating violence against Jews as a low-priority offense," Daniel Schwartz, president and co-founder of the Chicago Jewish Alliance, told JNS.
While his legal proceedings unfolded, the Trump administration issued demands that Harvard remove Tettey-Tamaklo from the university over the assault. The institution responded by hiring him instead.
Devout pastor David Larmour refuses to rely on slogans. Instead, he chose to confront reality directly. After returning from a visit to Israel, he says he is determined to fight the false narrative. “I watched the October 7 atrocities in horror, but what disturbed me just as much was what happened on the 8th.”
Declassified papers show Argentina shielded Auschwitz Angel of Death. By 1956 he obtained legal papers from West German embassy under his real name while authorities knew his identity yet failed to arrest him.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK and a front-runner for Britain’s next prime minister, is confronting fresh allegations of racist and antisemitic behavior during his school years at Dulwich College.
The memorial aims to preserve the stories of victims and survivors while fighting the rise in antisemitism, which now makes up over 50% of hate crimes in New York City.
A private Virginia elementary school will pay a Jewish family approximately $100,000 after expelling three siblings who reported severe antisemitic harassment.
The French army captain, wrongly convicted of treason in 1894, has finally received the rank of brigadier general.
Theory alleging the Bundesliga club Hamburger SV goalkeeper descends from post-Holocaust kidnapping ignites fury across social media.
Mass protests erupt following mayor's murder as demonstrators deface presidential palace with "Jewish bi*ch" graffiti.
