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In Quaint N.J. Beach Town, Christian ‘Radicalization’ Sparks Jewish Backlash

Judy Maltz

PODCAST | ‘U.S. Jews don’t understand yet that the judicial coup is like nothing Israel’s seen before’

A vandalized monument commemorating the pogrom of Jews in the village of Jedwabne, Poland, Sept. 01, 2011.

German Concentration Camps Report Increased Right-wing Threats

DPA

A supporter of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party does a Hitler salute and holds a placard reading 'Germany first' during a protest against the government, amid skyrocketing energy prices, in Berlin, in October.

'Far-right Germans Create Fake Jewish Orgs as Cover for Antisemitism'

Haaretz

Aerial view of Gediminas castle in capital Vilnius of Lithuania with Lithuanian flag on the tower and skyline of city center in the background.

Vilnius Celebrates 700th Anniversary. Lithuanian Jews Mark a Darker One

JTA

Yad Vashem chairman Dani Dayan addresses the Lithuanian parliament in a special session on Thursday.

Yad Vashem Head Slams Lithuania for 'Glorifying' Antisemitic War Criminals

Ofer Aderet

Speaker of the House of Commons Anthony Rota, on Tuesday.

Top Canadian Official Walks Back Calling a Nazi a 'Ukrainian Hero'

Sam Sokol

“Who Is Afraid of Hitler’s Town?” director Günter Schwaiger talking to a local outside Hitler's birthplace in Braunau Am Inn, Austria.

The Battle Over Plans to Turn Hitler’s First Home Into a Police Station

Liam Hoare

פולין בנדין 2023

'Bedzin Shows How Profoundly the Holocaust Still Affects Polish Society'

Ofer Aderet

Jeremiah Lockwood, second from right, performing with his band The Sway Machinery.

Brooklyn Band Makes Music Inspired by Illicit Synagogue Recordings

Judy Maltz

Eli Dershwitz holding his gold medal at the fencing World Championships in Milan, in July 2023. 'I achieved one of the biggest goals of my life. But now I have to get that out of my head and focus on the Olympics, which is the number one goal.'

The Jewish Kid Who Dreamed of Fencing and Ended Up World Champion

Ido Rakovsky

Works of art by Austrian expressionist artist Egon Schiele on display at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, Wednesday.

Artworks Stolen by Nazis Returned to Heirs of Cabaret Performer Killed in the Holocaust

The Associated Press

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the UN

Shattering the Israel Taboo || Why U.S. Jews Protested Netanyahu at UN

Abe Silberstein / Opinion

A day for male bathers at a segregated beach in Ashdod, last month. Not everyone born into a religious family will remain religious.

Why Israeli Liberals Must Not Despair Over Demographic Projections

Shani Cohen

Stan Polovets, center, with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, left, presenting the 2022 Genesis Prize to Pfizer Chairman and CEO Albert Bourla, right, in Jerusalem, Israel, in 2022.

Genesis Prize CEO Stan Polovets Accused of Drugging and Sexually Assaulting Woman

JTA

מנחם רוזנספט

‘U.S. Jews Are Just Going to Tune Out’ || Retiring WJC Executive’s Warning to Israel

Judy Maltz

Striking writers and actors staging a solidarity march through Hollywood earlier this month.

On This Yom Kippur, Hollywood Has Plenty to Atone For

Adrian Hennigan

An ultra-Orthodox woman scapegoating a chicken in preparation for Yom Kippur.

Yom Kippur's Origins Are Shrouded in Obscurity

Elon Gilad

A torn Israeli flag.

On Yom Kippur, Facing the Question: Where Is Israel Headed?

Aluf Benn

Mishael Vaknin. 'My intention isn’t to get people to become religiously observant or to begin praying, but rather to allow everyone to become familiar with a huge cultural treasure and find a connection to Judaism in their own way.'

'Pessimism Is Not an Option, Certainly Not for Jews'

Ronen Tal

Protesters clash with police, Sunday evening in Tel Aviv.

Protesters Prevent Gender-segregated Yom Kippur Prayer in Tel Aviv

Bar Peleg

Clashes between protesters and worshippers in Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Square on Sunday.

Yom Kippur Protests Signal a Liberal Correction to Religious Coercion

Or Kashti

A protester waves the Pride flag in Dizengoff Square in Tel Aviv on Sunday.

Israel's Secular Revolt Against Jewish and Male Supremacy

Haaretz Editorial

Police officers seperate protesters and Jewish worshippers during Yom Kippur prayer in Tel Aviv, on Sunday.

The War for the Future of Judaism in Israel Has Begun

Anshel Pfeffer

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