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French man who stabbed neighbor to ‘kill a Jew’ declared unfit to stand trial

He is the latest French defendant who has successfully used an insanity defense for an alleged anti-Semitic crime.

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Snow falls on a Hanukkah Menorah made of ice in Tomsk, Russia on Dec. 8, 2020. (Levy Kaminetsky)

A Siberian synagogue has a 10-foot menorah made of ice

Temperatures in Tomsk, which has a world-famous ice park, dip below the freezing point in September and do not rise again before the end of March.

Dutch government criticizes country’s own Holocaust restitution policy that has blocked families from return of stolen art

A new commission singled out the approach that allows museums to keep some stolen artworks because of the “public interest” in them.

A woman stands in a field that used to be part of a Jewish cemetery in Hulyaipole, Ukraine in December 2021. (TCN)

Farmers desecrate Jewish cemetery in Ukraine

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3 players suspended from Argentina’s rugby team after anti-Semitic tweets discovered, but reinstated days later

Neil Gorsuch

Trump administration wants Holocaust restitution cases heard outside US. The Supreme Court seems skeptical.

Jonathan Sacks

Prince Charles calls Rabbi Jonathan Sacks ‘a light unto this nation’ at ceremony marking 30 days since chief rabbi’s death

The aftermath of anti-Semitic vandalism at the synagogue of Larissa, Greece on Dec. 3, 2020. (Courtesy of the Jewish Community of Larissa)

‘Jesus Wins’ spray-painted on synagogue and Holocaust monument in Greece

The Amsterdam building that used to house the Reform Seminary and children's detainment facility where Betty Goudsmit-Oudkerk helped saved hundreds of Jewish children. (Luuk Kramer/Courtesy of the Jewish Cultural Quarter of Amsterdam)

Historical novel on Holland’s largest Holocaust rescue operation slammed for ‘awful’ errors

A screenshot of the Jewzy.tv website.

A new Jewish streaming service, launched in London, aims to connect Jews and make them proud

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