U.K. Labour Party Makes a Non-kosher Mistake in Passover Greeting
Party tweets, then deletes, greeting featuring a loaf of bread, which is banned during the holiday
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Analysis Ukraine May Elect a Jewish President. Here’s Why It’s Not an Issue
Jewish comedian Volodymyr Zelensky is leading the polls as Sunday’s vote approaches. Does that suggest that the anti-Semitism of yore is fading?
Battle Over Kafka's Estate Ends: Swiss Vaults Containing Unpublished Manuscripts to Be Handed to Israel
Zurich court rules the Israel National Library can open contested bank safes that are likely to hold a trove of oeuvres by the famed Jewish writer
Two Jewish Philanthropists Pledge $122 Million for Notre Dame Reconstruction
Brazil's Lily Safra and L'Oreal owner Francoise Bettencourt Meyers' donations account for 17 percent of total amount collected so far to restore Parisian landmark cathedral
Notre Dame Fire May Be Divine Punishment, Says Prominent Settler Rabbi
Urging 'God-fearing Jews' to refrain from grieving, leading religious-Zionist figure invokes 13th-century Talmud book burning as possible reason for the devastating blaze
EU's Mogherini: Abandoning Two-state Solution Will Deepen Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
'The two-state solution is not only fading away. It is being dismantled piece by piece,' the EU’s high representative for foreign affairs says
Polish Diplomat Who Saved Hundreds of Jews During the Holocaust Named Righteous Among the Nations
Konstanty Rokicki, the Polish vice consul in Switzerland during World War II, produced fake passports of South American countries and distributed them to Jews who were about to be deported
The Mystery Behind the Untimely Death of an Israeli-Dutch Art Icon
Yariv Alter had two lives: one as a young musician in Tel Aviv in the alternative band DXM, and another as an artist and a teacher in Amsterdam. Artists, friends and former bandmates reflect on a tortured but uniquely talented soul
Analysis Fire at Notre Dame: 21st Century Destroys Symbol of 12th Century
When the scale of the disaster becomes known, Macron will need his words of comfort, but mostly a spirit of optimism for rebuilding
Pelosi Discusses Fighting anti-Semitism With Corbyn, Ex Labour Party Members
The House Speaker addresses the importance of fighting anti-Semitism on the left with Labour Party affiliates in London as she leads European tour with senior Democrats
WATCH Macron Vows to Rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral After Devastating Fire
Fire chief says blaze controlled in the Parisian landmark ■ One firefighter seriously injured
Merkel Stresses Need for Two-state Solution to Netanyahu Following Annexation Pledge
German chancellor calls the prime minister to congratulate him on reelection, expressing willingness to work closely with the new government
Jeremy Corbyn in Recording Casts Doubt on Labour Party’s Ability to Review Complaints of anti-Semitism
Labour lawmaker Margaret Hodge recorded party leader saying evidence of anti-Semitism in the party has been 'mislaid, ignored or not used'
Criticizing Trump's Mideast Policy, ex-European Leaders Warn EU Must Commit to 2-state Solution
Former diplomats and heads of state say EU should reject U.S. peace plan if it does not include viable Palestinian state and adhere to international law – principles they say Trump administration is moving away from
Julian Assange’s Long History of Alleged anti-Semitism
Forging ties with Holocaust deniers, mocking Jewish Twitter users and calling a Jewish reporter 'a rat' - the WikiLeaks director has a Jew-hating past
'Yellow Vest' Protesters Clash With Police During Protest in Toulouse
Macron has vowed to announce a series of measures aimed at easing discontent in the country
The Female Jewish Artists Whose Feats Were Credited to Everything but Their Skills
For decades, women artists were excluded from the modernist canon. A new exhibition in Vienna fixes that
Despite EU Pressure, Hungary Won't Soften Laws to Allow Soros College to Stay
Central European University, set up by Soros, a Hungarian-born liberal philanthropist, will move part of its operations to Austria from September because of rules forbidding it to issue U.S. degrees
German Police Raids Offices of Islamic Organisations Suspected of Financing Hamas
The organisations say on their websites that they collect donations for people in Gaza, Somalia, Syria and other countries
Israel Imprisons French Consulate Staffer for Smuggling Weapons to West Bank
Romain Franck admitted that he repeatedly exploited his diplomatic immunity as an employee of the consulate to ferry arms from Gaza to the West Bank in his car