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The Kaleidoscope project revives an initiative that was interrupted by the Holocaust: an autobiographical writing competition for Jewish youth from all over Europe

'Political violence has no place in our country,' U.S. Jewish leaders called, urging for unity. 'We are all Americans. Whatever our politics'

Three Columbia University staff members had been suspended after a text chat had been leaked in which they mocked a panel on Jewish campus life and safety concerns.

Antisemites pointed to the Jewish faith of Victoria Starmer, the prime minister's wife, as evidence of a Jewish conspiracy controlling the world through access to world leaders.

Here's what you need to know about the U.K.'s July 4 election, how it affects British Jews, and the Jewish officials whose seats are at risk

As more antisemitic scandals involving National Rally emerge, and France's Jewish community organizations unite to oppose the far-right party ahead of Sunday's momentous elections, a small group of French Jews met Marine Le Pen for a 'debate.' CRIF president: 'Talking to them now is counter-productive'

While elements of the text messages have been previously reported, the full exchanges show the university officials downplaying students' concerns about antisemitism, bashing the head of the school's Hillel and suggesting that Jewish students received attention because of money

Shabbos and his classmates are in a lawsuit with Harvard, fighting for Jewish students at the university.

America's Jewish community has long been associated with immigration advocacy. Now, pro-immigration Jewish activists are calling on community leaders to take a stronger stand, while pushing back against GOP 'misinformation and fearmongering,' ahead of November's presidential election

The time has come for Jewish camps to discard their obsession with 'unity' and 'solidarity' and to set aside their bizarre reluctance to talk about the political issues that are at the very heart of the Israel-Palestine debate

A bombshell undercover investigation of the youth wing of Giorgia Meloni's Brothers of Italy party that exposed its blatant hypocrisy – hugging Jewish leaders and supporting Israel in public, while activists 'happily joke about Hitler' in private – has belatedly forced the Jewish community to react

Free University of Brussels's encampment was cleared on Tuesday, the same day as an alleged attack on a Jewish woman walking past the encampment with her dogs.

Jewish groups urge Wikimedia Foundation to reverse editors' decision labeling Anti-Defamation League unreliable on Israel, sparking debate on Wikipedia's editorial autonomy and bias allegations.

  The annual solidarity and recognition event of Birthright Israel was held yesterday at Mini Israel, symbolizing Jewish unity during wartime. Over 2,000 participants, alumni, and volunteers of Birthright, who serve as "ambassadors" for Israel in their home countries, attended the event, highlighting the organization's contribution to strengthening Israel and its connection with diaspora Jews. […]

  A series of coordinated attacks on religious institutions unfolded Sunday evening across the North Caucasus region, specifically in Russia's Dagestan Republic and the self-declared state of Abkhazia. The Israeli Foreign Ministry confirmed that no Jewish worshippers were present in the attacked synagogue, and no Israeli or Jewish casualties were reported. The violence began when […]

U.K. Reform Party candidate Ben Aston accused Jewish groups of organizing Muslim migration to Britain according to a report published by The Sunday Times, who re-discovered his erased tweets last week

The painting belonged to Jewish entrepreneur and art collector Carl Sachs who fled to Switzerland in 1939 and was forced to sell the painting in order to make a living

One suspect reportedly told police he assaulted the girl out of revenge for not disclosing to him that she was Jewish. Leftist leader Jean-Luc Melenchon denounced the case as 'racist antisemitism,' while the far right's Marine Le Pen attacked the far left for using the Gaza war to 'stigmatize Jews'

For some 60 years from the turn of the 20th century, the National Desertion Bureau tracked down Jewish husbands in America and overseas who had abandoned their wives and families. A new exhibition reveals more about this little-known, quasi-detective agency

One of the suspected perpetrators of the crime was an ex-boyfriend of the victim who reportedly said he was moved by vengeance after the victim hid from him her Jewish identity.