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The report warns against the increase in the most serious incidents—arson attacks, assaults on Jewish institutions, and hateful graffiti

Broadcasters from Spain, Ireland, Slovenia, Iceland, and the Netherlands were among the first to signal possible boycotts if Israel remains in the contest

Recent municipal election results in New York, closely watched by Jewish leaders, have ignited new concerns about communal security and political polarization.

Among them are British actor Stephen Fry, American musician Paul Simon, and actresses Hannah Einbinder and Ilana Glazer

After almost five hours of discussions in Moscow, Putin’s aide Ushakov says contacts between Russia and the US will continue over reaching an agreed-upon peace plan for the two countries

'If Europe wants to fight a war, we are ready now; European demands are not acceptable to Russia,' Putin says

Belgian police raid the EU’s diplomatic service, along with the College of Europe in Bruges and private homes in Brussels early Tuesday as part of an investigation into the alleged misuse of EU funds

Rep. Rashida Tlaib and 22 co-sponsors introduced a first-of-its-kind congressional bill calling for sanctions, investigations, and a U.S. arms embargo on Israel, citing the Genocide Convention

“We have rescued 17 boys and girls. International alerts related to crimes against minors associated with this community have been issued"

“Our story would have been very different without this care; ‘thank you’ feels like an understatement.”

Between Hitler’s rise in 1933 and the fall of the Reich in 1945, hundreds of thousands of cultural assets, most belonging to Jewish families, were confiscated, sold under duress, or looted

Dutch prosecutors seek up to 25 years for father and sons in alleged “honor killing” of 18-year-old over her refusal to conform to family’s strict cultural expectations

A commemorative plaque dedicated to Stefano Gaj Taché, a two-year-old child killed during the attack on the Great Synagogue of Rome on October 9, 1982, was also desecrated.

The archives offer a rare glimpse into Argentina’s postwar handling of Nazi fugitives, and local networks that enabled Mengele to live openly for over a decade

Sopot is now the first Polish city to formally cut ties with an Israeli community over Gaza

Campaigners pushing for the name change have suggested renaming it after Hind Rajab, a six-year-old Palestinian girl killed during the fighting in Gaza

Local police are investigating whether the shooting began inside or outside the event hall as forces search to apprehend the suspect; four were killed and 10 wounded in the incident

"I'm in the deal settlement business. That's why I'm here. We keep on knocking at the door and coming up with ideas," Witkoff is quoted by the WSJ as saying

Irish-born Chaim Herzog "is an important figure for many people, particularly for members of Ireland’s Jewish community. I think we should be clear about this."

Jewish Representative Council said the move "sends a hurtful, isolating message to a small minority community that's contributed to Ireland for centuries, an attempt to erase our Irish Jewish history"

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Rubio also stated that a pause has been placed on visas for Afghan nationals

While the admin wouldn’t directly confirm or deny this, a senior State Department official said 'it would be completely impractical to expect the Secretary of State at every meeting'