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Laura Moser’s run for Congress made her feel more Jewish. So she moved to Berlin.

A harrowing congressional run led this politician to move the city her grandfather fled, where she could at least see the antisemitism coming.

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Despite COVID restrictions, antisemitism barely decreased in US in 2020, ADL says

But the number of antisemitic assaults fell sharply and for the first time in three years, no one was killed in an antisemitic attack.

Protesters attend the 'Justice for Sarah Halimi' rally in Paris, France on April 25, 2021. (Cnaan Liphshiz)

Infuriated by the Sarah Halimi ruling, French Jews decry the state’s handling of antisemitism

The largest rally of its kind in at least a decade symbolized how the case has pushed French Jews to the boiling point.

A photo of Linfield University's campus, taken in 2018 in McMinnville, Oregon. (George Rose/Getty Images)

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In Oregon, a small Christian university with few Jews grapples with accusations of antisemitism

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Jewish groups welcomed Biden’s designation of an Armenian genocide. It wasn’t always so.

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A Bosnian War prosecutor from Boston is trying to help Sarajevo’s Jews survive a brutal COVID-19 surge

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What a Gay, Jewish Scientist of the Nazi Era Has to Teach Us About Cancer

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Stray bullet kills Jewish reporter for NPR affiliate in Kansas City

Culture

Oscars 2021: Jewish nominees (nearly) strike out

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In protest rallies, tens of thousands of Jews in France and beyond demand ‘justice for Sarah Halimi’

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