I would like to share a commentary from colleague Dr. Marco Misano who takes his clients to see the extraordinary 19th century relief displaying arch of Titus in the New Wing of the Vatican Museums; ...

Walking into San Francisco’s Contemporary Jewish Museum at the end of 2024 and looking through its five exhibitions gave me a ...

While Canada did not directly experience the Holocaust, it was impacted in many ways by the tragedy. Canada's restrictive immigration policies at the time largely closed the door on Jews who were ...

(New York Jewish Week) — A man who was arrested in Penn Station in 2022 while preparing to carry out a terror attack against Jewish New Yorkers was sentenced to 10 ...

He remembered one man coming into Rikers who “smelled like oil” and happened to be Jewish. “He was talking about kabbalistic teachings — not like Madonna kabbalah,” he said, the latter a ...

Members of the Jewish and LGBTQ communities are being advised to be careful in some Arab neighborhoods in Berlin the city's police chief said. Chief Barbara Slowik told the Berliner Zeitung daily ...

JTA — Stephen Miller. David Friedman. Jared. Ivanka. These names, and a few others, became familiar to American Jews over the four years of Donald Trump’s first term in the White House.

Let’s put an end to the gaslighting. This antisemitic violence is what “globalize the intifada” − a call for worldwide violence against Jews and Israelis − looks like, and it’s ...

(photo credit: Lisi Niesner/Reuters) Berlin Police Chief Barbara Slowik has issued a warning to Jews and LGBTQ+ individuals to exercise caution in certain areas of the German capital amid rising ...

A Jewish man wearing a yarmulke was shot multiple times on his way to synagogue in Chicago. A rabbi in Maryland was attacked by a man wielding a wooden stake. In Manhattan, a man wearing a ...

These names, and a few others, became familiar to American Jews over the four years of the first Donald Trump White House. Depending on the day, and their political views, Jews looked on them with ...

LeBor, who divides his time between Budapest and London, notes that “within living memory,” Eastern European cities like Budapest and Prague were “a graveyard for Jews.” Today, he says ...