After 4 Decades, Jewish Dialogue With Orthodox Christians Still Shaky
For two days, 38 leading Jewish and Orthodox Christian clerics and scholars sat in a hotel outside the Greek capital for a rare dialogue on relations between the two ancient faiths.
Jews Journey to Greek Island of Rhodes To Recall Destroyed Community
Some Jews make an annual pilgrimage, a homecoming that commemorates the Jews of this Mediterranean island who lived here for 2,000 years — up until July 23, 1944, when the last among them were deported to Auschwitz.
With Greece in Crisis, Jews Struggle To Stay Afloat
With their country on the verge of bankruptcy, Greek Jews are struggling. How will the poor and elderly community members, including many Holocaust survivors, make ends meet?
Does Golden Dawn’s Gains in EU Election Signal Failure of Greece’s Crackdown?
The picture of Golden Dawn leaders being led away in shackles by masked policemen last September was supposed to be a defining image: Greek authorities cracking down on the country’s neo-Nazi party as a harbinger of its demise.
Is Greece Really Most Anti-Semitic Nation in Europe?
When the Anti-Defamation League published its global anti-Semitism survey last week, Greece, the cradle of democracy, captured the ignominious title of most anti-Semitic country in Europe.
Tiny Greek Community of Ioannina Struggles To Keep Romaniote Traditions Alive
When the Jews of Ioannina gathered in their whitewashed-stone synagogue over the weekend, it was to commemorate 70 years since the Nazis destroyed their community.