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El-Sayed condemned the attack at the time but complicated his message by declaring that “violence is a cycle” and that “hurt people hurt people"

In 2023, American expat Debbie Isser decided to open Camp Sarah in Abuja. Four summers later, the camp is operating this summer with around 80 campers and 20 staffers

Safe for Jews maps a changing world for Jewish travelers, advising tourists on the countries where antisemitic incidents may arise.

Ami Eden says the Hamas-led attack drove greater demand for hard news as developments in Israel became increasingly intertwined with American Jews’ sense of identity

Special prayers were offered for the safety and protection of IDF soldiers and other security personnel, as well as for Israel’s security and national unity

Rebeca Grynspan, daughter of Holocaust refugees, topped the first straw poll for UN secretary-general with the fewest "discourage" votes of any candidate

The buyback is expected to affect hundreds of thousands of firearms across the state

Nearly 78 years after he was killed while attempting to escape a British detention camp in Cyprus, an IDF investigation has identified Shlomo Chaimson’s final resting place in Haifa

US-born Shmuel Greenbaum's pregnant wife was among 16 killed in the Second Intifada attack. Since then, he has dedicated his life into spreading kindness – and hopes to open an amusement park

Kobi Farhi grew up amid violence and once wanted revenge against Arabs. His music later became a phenomenon across the Muslim world. After October 7, everything changed

A historic tribute which Ukrainian Jews say corrects a profound injustice and preserves the memory of his courage

Twenty people were killed in attacks across Australia, Britain and the United States in 2025 as total incidents surged 136% above pre-October 7th levels

Police are investigating whether the incidents are connected and whether they constitute hate crimes

"My hope is to come to Tehran in the very near future and look for a piece of real estate on which will sit the Israeli embassy in Tehran."

Earlier this week, the mayor walked back earlier campaign rhetoric suggesting he would seek to enforce the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant

Doha hopes its mediation efforts will be viewed positively in Washington and help strengthen its relationship with the US administration

The AP-NORC poll says about 6 in 10 Jewish adults said prejudice against Jewish people is an "extremely" or "very" serious problem in the US

The Israeli government approved a new program aimed at equipping young Diaspora Jews with tools to advocate for Israel internationally

The funding will allow for the deployment of 500 additional police officers across the UK

Unlike other European countries, Italy has until now lacked a clear and structured process, leaving many families of Holocaust victims facing significant legal obstacles

Professor Efraim Inbar said Israel should prioritize its national security and geopolitical partnerships over symbolic political gestures that could strain important regional alliances

"Antisemites seek not only to destroy the Jewish people, but also our heritage, our culture, and our identity, this investment is a commitment to the future generations of the Jewish people"

Fmr. Senator Norm Coleman and CEO Matt Brooks credited Trump with degrading Iran's military and nuclear capabilities, but said any final agreement must meet strict verification standards

The outgoing president faces fierce domestic backlash and accusations of dangerous polarization after using a Nazi salute to attack a right-wing opponent's platform