Diaspora

Many Jewish students say pro-Palestinian encampments make them feel less safe, Hillel survey finds

A survey by Hillel International found Jewish students feel less safe due to pro-Palestinian protests on campuses, with many encountering antisemitic rhetoric.

By ANDREW LAPIN/JTA
14/05/2024

How US Jews are marking Israel’s war-torn Independence Day in their own communities

Jewish congregations worldwide adjust Israel's Independence Day celebrations amid Israel-Hamas conflict, addressing complex feelings with ceremonies focusing on democracy and unity.

By JACOB GURVIS/JTA
14/05/2024

Israel must lead the Jewish community in its fight against global antisemitism

As the homeland and protector of the Jewish people, Israel must take this proactive measure to combat the rising tide of hatred and prejudice.

US K-12 schools saw 690% rise in antisemitism three months after October 7

Sixty-five percent of the incidents involved bullying and vandalism by students, and the remaining incidents involved anti-Israel class materials, statements or discrimination.

US President Joe Biden delivers remarks during a visit to Gateway Technical College in Sturtevant, W

Biden’s policy marks a dark turning point in US-Jewish relations

American Jews, traditionally Democratic supporters, criticized President Biden's decision to halt military aid to Israel, signaling a potential shift in political allegiance.

11/05/2024

Prestigious Charlemagne Prize awarded to President of Conference of European Rabbis

This award is considered the most prestigious award given to individuals and leaders for work done in the service of European unification.

11/05/2024

Challenges and trends: Combatting online antisemitism in the digital age

One of the most concerning aspects highlighted in the report is the growing phenomenon of Holocaust justification, the report says.

By TOMER ALDUBI
10/05/2024

New York City bar cancels Eurovision watch party in boycott of Eden Golan

The "Queer-owned and operated Nightclub" apologized for hosting the event and that hosting the party did not align with their values.

Cornell University president Martha Pollack says she will retire amid campus antisemitism pressures

In an email sent to the Cornell community, Pollack cited the “enormous, unexpected challenges” posed by the war and incidents of antisemitism and Islamophobia.

By JACKIE HAJDENBERG/JTA
10/05/2024

‘Is your fav author a zionist???’ A viral list reignites antisemitism fears in the literary world

To advocates for Jews in the literary world, the spreadsheet offered bitter confirmation of a climate of intolerance in which authors who are perceived to be pro-Israel are facing exclusion.

By PHILISSA CRAMER/JTA
10/05/2024
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