27% of religious hate crimes in Sweden target its tiny Jewish community
Most incidents in the same category in 2020 were against Muslims, whose share of the country’s residents is at least 80%.
A Jew betrayed Anne Frank’s family, cold-case investigators conclude
The theory about Arnold van den Bergh is the latest in a string of hypotheses about how the Nazis disovered the teenage diarist’s family in hiding.
Invasive species, protests and forest fires: How planting a tree in Israel became controversial
Increasingly, the Jewish National Fund’s signature program has drawn vocal critics.
EU official says the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s annual antisemitism list has gone too far
Katharina von Schnurbein says the center’s list is now hurting the cause it means to uplift.
Brazilian court fines American Airlines for ’emotional suffering’ to passengers denied kosher food
One passenger who could not obtain a certified kosher meal on the flight had to fast for 10 hours straight.
Former Dutch prime minister criticized for accusing Israeli settlers of poisoning Palestinians
Dutch Jews accused Dries van Agt of perpetuating the ancient blood libel.
Spain and Portugal have naturalized more than 90,000 descendants of Sephardic Jews since 2015
Of 54,000 Portuguese applicants, more than two thirds were Israelis.
Soccer fans filmed singing about killing Jews in Belgium
The dozens of supporters at a stadium-side cafe also gave Nazi salutes as they performed a medley of antisemitic songs common in sports contexts.
Jewish ‘Big Brother Brasil’ host hit with antisemitic abuse after defending the reality show
Tiago Leifert argued with an actor who was critical of the show, saying that its network “pays his salary.”
150,000 Holocaust survivors to receive $200M in emergency COVID-19 funding
Germany and the Claims Conference sped up the payment in light of difficulties connected with the pandemic.