Turkey Urges EU to Boost Its Funding for Syrian Refugees
EU funds support roughly 3.5 million Syrian refugees in Turkey, after Syria's war of over eight years killed hundreds of thousands and pushed millions out of their homes
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Halle Synagogue Door to Become Art Project After Withstanding Attack
About a week after the anti-Semitic attack, head of Halle's Jewish community said there were different ideas on where the door would be kept in the future
Belgian Carnival Removed From UNESCO List Over anti-Semitism Row
The Aalst carnival, which included a float this year of large-nosed Jews atop piles of money, was the first-ever cultural tradition to be taken off the UN's global inventory of cultural practices
U.K. Election: Johnson's Conservatives Win Majority; Corbyn to Step Down
Johnson's Conservatives sweep the snap election, marking biggest win for the party since the 80s – Johnson says U.K. will leave EU on January 31
U.K. Election: More Than Johnson's Conservatives Won, Corbyn's Labour Lost Britain
Results are food for thought for other center-left parties in the West. Has the fascination with young, digitally connected activists pulling parties in a more radical 'progressive' direction been exaggerated?
As Labour Faces Major Losses, Corbyn Says He Will Not Lead Party in Future Election
Party leader acknowledges 'very disappointing night' as Conservatives poised for their best showing since 1987
Election Day in the U.K.: Corbyn Weakens Labour’s 'Red Wall' Across the North
English region where Labour has held sway for three generations could see a Conservative turnaround
Yiddish Fliers Call London Rabbi ‘A Threat’ for Speaking Out About Labour anti-Semitism
Leaflets follow several occasions in which ultra-Orthodox Rabbi Pinter criticized Crobyn-led party for failing to address proliferation of anti-Semitic incidents in its ranks
Most neo-Nazi Music Festivals Are Closely Guarded Secrets — Not This One in Ukraine
The annual Asgardsrei festival in Kiev is shockingly open about staging far-right bands with anti-Semitic, violent lyrics, yet the mainstream media seems prepared to give it a pass as it returns this weekend
Thousands March in Support of Italian Holocaust Survivor Targeted With Threats
Liliana Segre, 89, was provided with a police escort last month after she proposed a new parliamentary panel against racism, anti-Semitism and online hatred
German Army to Get Military Rabbis for First Time in Over 100 Years
During World War I, many Jews fought for Germany. Rabbis were relatively common in the military until Adolf Hitler’s Nazis came to power in 1933 and excluded Jews from all spheres of public life
Two Soldiers Injured as Russia's Only Aircraft Carrier Catches Fire
The Admiral Kuznetsov gained notoriety in 2017 when then- U.K. Defense Secretary Michael Fallon dubbed it the 'ship of shame' as it passed through waters close to the English coast belching black smoke
Analysis The British Election Where Racism Came to the Fore
Both Jewish and Muslim leaders fear that it will take years to detoxify the bigotry on the left and the right
Thousands Rally Around Holocaust Survivor in Milan Over anti-Semitic Threats
Liliana Segre, who survived Auschwitz as a child, was given a police escort after she received threats for championing a new parliamentary panel against racism and anti-Semitism
Senior U.K. Rabbi Tricked Into Signing Letter Defending Corbyn, ultra-Orthodox Group Says
Main umbrella group for ultra- Orthodox communities says Labour Party Haredi activist circulated letter that he claimed was signed by Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis Padwa condemning attack on Corbyn over anti-Semitism
U.K. Election ‘Thanks to Corbyn, There’s Never Been as Much Unity Among British Jews’
Baroness Julia Neuberger literally wrote the book on anti-Semitism. While she is skeptical of claims that U.K. Jews will leave if Jeremy Corbyn becomes prime minister, she is adamant that the community shouldn’t vote for him in Thursday’s election
Why Boris Johnson Is Good for the Israeli Economy, According to British-Israeli Industrialist
Terry Newman explains why Brexit will do good for Israel's trade agreements with its third-largest export market
In Campaign’s Final Days, British Jews Lament the ‘Hold Your Nose Election’
Revelations about anti-Semitism keep plaguing the Labour Party, while a victory for the Conservatives contradicts most U.K. Jews' stance on Brexit
Israeli Student Beaten on Paris Metro Train After He Was Heard Speaking Hebrew
Incident reported by France’s National Bureau of Vigilance Against Anti-Semitism comes week after gov't announced that it would establish a hate crimes office
Century After Losing Titles, Germany's Royals Demand the Crown's Restoration
Request has been popular with German elites, pointing to renewed self-confidence among Europe's nobility and its deposed royal dynasties. Their main obstacle: the House of Hohenzollern’s involvement in the Nazi regime