Hundreds of Academics and Institutions Condemn Polish Government’s Attack on Holocaust Historian
A Polish political feud over Holocaust history has widened into an international condemnation of the government’s attempts to silence a leading scholar on Polish-Jewish...
World Briefs: Jewish Doctor Denied $500 Payment After Refusing to Promise Arkansas He Won’t...
Jewish Doctor Denied $500 Payment After Refusing to Promise Arkansas He Won’t Boycott Israel
The state of Arkansas is refusing to pay a Jewish doctor...
World Briefs: Robert Kraft and Meek Mill Walk March of Living Together and more
Robert Kraft and Meek Mill Walk March of Living Together
An unusual duo made the two-mile-plus walk from Auschwitz to Birkenau last week during the...
World Briefs: UK’s Liberal and Reform Movements Merge as Progressive Judaism and more
UK’s Liberal and Reform Movements Merge as Progressive Judaism
In a major development for British Jewry, the United Kingdom’s Liberal and Reform Jewish movements are...
Event in Berlin marks one of Germany’s largest-ever gatherings for its ex-Soviet Jewish community
BERLIN — It was hard to overlook the symbolism: the city that once was the epicenter of Nazi Germany hosting a massive celebration by...
World Briefs: ‘Death to the Jews’ Chants Heard at Berlin Pro-Palestinian Rally And More
‘Death to the Jews’ Chants Heard at Berlin Pro-Palestinian Rally
Berlin police are investigating a pro-Palestinian rally where demonstrators allegedly chanted “Death to the Jews”...
World Briefs: Last Surviving Prosecutor of Nazis at Nuremberg Dies at 103 and more
Last Surviving Prosecutor of Nazis at Nuremberg Dies at 103
Benjamin Ferencz, the last surviving member of the prosecuting team at the Nuremberg trials that...
World Briefs: Stanford Digitizes Thousands of Pages of Nuremberg Trial Documents and more
Stanford Digitizes Thousands of Pages of Nuremberg Trial Documents, Available to Public
Stanford University digitized thousands of pages and documents from the International Military Tribunal...
World Briefs: Israel Says ‘Crisis’ With Poland Over and more
Israel Says ‘Crisis’ With Poland Over, Countries Agree to Resume Student Trips to Holocaust Sites
After a warm meeting with his Polish counterpart on March...
Protests and Strike Rock Israel as Future of Netanyahu’s Judicial Reforms Falls Into Doubt
Israel was filled with surreal images Sunday night as thousands of people lit bonfires and gathered to protest in the streets against Prime Minister...
