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Are too many Germans converting to Judaism? The debate is roiling Germany’s Jewish community.

A prominent cantor was dismissed from her synagogue after publishing a column titled, “Why the increasing number of converts is a problem for Judaism.”

Swedish hospital wrongfully fired doctor who complained of superior’s antisemitic bullying, court rules

The widely-covered affair that cast a spotlight on antisemitism in Sweden.

This Romanian rabbi spent 7 years translating the Torah into Romanian — even though he moved away

Although there are several Romanian translations of the Hebrew Bible, this will be the first from a Jewish lens.

Australian university student magazine calls for ‘death to Israel’

How the 1972 Munich Massacre unfolded, through the eyes of athletes in the Olympic village

Israeli families of Munich Olympics massacre victims agree to compensation deal with Germany, avoiding 50th anniversary ceremony boycott

A group of Jews massacred over 800 years ago reveal a secret about Jewish genetics

Israel and Japan sign new defense agreement as they mark 70 years of relations

He captured rare images of Jewish life in Iran. Then he fled, fearing for his safety.

Murder of a Jewish man near Paris reignites fears about antisemitism in France

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