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A man walks past the defaced facade of the synagogue of Graz, austria on Aug. 19, 2020. (Christian Jauschowetz)

‘Free Palestine’ graffiti sprayed on Austrian synagogue

“It’s not right-wing extremism,” the leader of the Graz Jewish community said. “We are increasingly dealing with left-wing and anti-Israel anti-Semitism.”

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The aftermath of vandalism at the Oudtshoorn Jewish cemetery in South Africa (Cape SAJB)

More than 30 headstones damaged at South African Jewish cemetery

“We are fighting a losing battle in our small and shrinking Jewish community,” said the head of the local Jewish burial society.

Homemade shofars and ‘passive’ Zooming: How some British synagogues are adapting this High Holiday season

The British Masorti movement — the equivalent of American Conservative Judaism — is getting creative to balance remote worshipping with religious restrictions.

Police investigating arson attack on Israeli-owned bar in Berlin

A Dutch judge, Hendrik Steenhuis, presides over a hearing at Schiphol Judicial Court (JCS) complex in Badhoevedorp, the Netherlands on March 9, 2020 (Kenzo Tribouillard/AFP via Getty Images)

In the Netherlands, judges can fine and lock up Jewish men who refuse to give their wives a religious divorce

The offices of the Architects Registration Board in London, the United Kingdom (Google Maps)

British board bans architect for saying Jews invented European racism

A piece of a broken mezizah hangs on the door frame of the Yismah Moché Synagogue in Paris, France on Aug. 14, 2020. (BNVCA)

Neighbor of Paris synagogue smashes its mezuzah to ‘restore religious neutrality’

Ukraine and Israel, in joint statement, urge pilgrims to Uman to stay home this Rosh Hashanah

250,000 new immigrants will arrive in Israel in next 5 years, Jewish Agency estimates

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