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Melbourne radio host suspended for shouting ‘Sieg Heil’

A Melbourne radio host who claims Jewish descent was suspended for one month for shouting “Sieg Heil” three times at the mother of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

Lawsuit filed against German rabbi for performing circumcisions

A court in Bavaria is considering criminal charges of committing bodily harm against a local rabbi, in the first known case to arise from an anti-circumcision ruling in May.

From homelessness to the table tennis summit, Paralympian Tahl Leibovitz is London-bound

A man who spent his adolescence on New York subway trains is one of at least two Jewish athletes who will be competing for the United States in this year’s Paralympics.

Young Poles explore Jewish identity in Israel

Austrian politician probed for publishing hook-nosed banker caricature

Australian Jewish leader says officials complicit in sheltering Nazi war criminals

French-Jewish mother in custody battle dies in fall

Awareness of Ludwig Guttman, the ‘angel of the Paralympics,’ is undergoing a revival

Scandinavia’s Jews brace for fresh attempts to ban circumcision

Australian bank executive apologizes for calling Hitler a ‘visionary’

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