Jew-hatred in Denmark reaches 80-year high
The Jewish Community in Denmark (Det Jødiske Samfund i Danmark) tracked 121 antisemitic acts, including 20 death threats, in 2023—the highest levels that nation has seen since 1943.
Report: Jew-hatred ‘far higher’ in Italy in 2023 than prior year
There were 216 antisemitic incidents in the country between Oct. 7 and the end of the year, according to the Foundation Center for the Documentation of Contemporary Judaism. The 454 antisemitic incidents recorded in Italy in 2023—216 of which occurred after Oct. 7—represent the largest ever such statistic, according to a new report. The Observatory on […]
War, antisemitism and free speech: A critical dilemma
Should governments and public institutions take punitive measures against groups or individuals who promote antisemitism through such measures as cutting funding, criminalizing aspects of their speech or even proscribing them outright?
A million bells to ring marking 100 days of captivity in Gaza
“One million bells may shake the world, herald hope and mark a line between humanity and evil,” the project’s initiator said.
Dutch agency spying on Holocaust survivors for years ‘defies any idea of civilization’
That cannot be justified, not even with time
Jew-hatred up 591% in Australia, 320% in Germany, synagogue arsonist gets 10 years
Antisemitism roundup, Nov. 27-29
CAM Urges Law Enforcement Agencies Worldwide to Elevate Alert for Antisemitic Violence Targeting Jews
Combat Antisemitism Movement issued a statement urging countries to protect their Jewish communities
Left-wing European antisemitism, anti-Zionism on the rise – report
The report, titled “Antisemitism and Radical Anti-Israel Bias on the Political Left in Europe” assessed developments in four countries: France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom.
A voice in the EU wilderness
We attended the European Policy Summit in the Senate, where the Prague Declaration was released, denouncing antisemitism and urging nations to move their embassies to Jerusalem.
The Real Woke Jews
If you are fixated on the identity politics of others, and wonder whether Jews should be represented on the continuum, then Yiddish is the place to start.