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Russia’s richest Jew thought European anti-Semitism was a thing of the past. Now, he’s not so sure.

Recent incidents make Viktor Vekselberg wonder whether anti-Semitism has been prematurely relegated to the dustbin of history.

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New Zealand Jews ‘sickened’ by mosque shootings that killed 49

U.S. politicians on Twitter drew comparisons between the mosque massacre and last October’s deadly shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh.

Israeli flags in Utrecht, the Netherlands during a protest by Zionist Christians against a local party's endorsement of BDS on March 12. Courtesy of Christenen voor Israel

In Europe, the boycott Israel movement is weaker than you think

Despite alarm by some Israel advocates, there is evidence that the movement is fighting to prove its own legitimacy.

Guns seized from suspected neo-Nazi father and son who threatened Jewish institution in Argentina

Justin Webb

BBC news host suggests anti-Semitism isn’t as bad as other forms of racism

A portrait of Adolf Hitler on a birthday cake in Italy, Jan. 27, 2019. (Photo courtesy of the Simon Wiesenthal Center)

Italian boy, 15, celebrates birthday with Hitler cake featuring Holocaust jokes

Taha Bouhafs

French far-left politician cracks Holocaust joke amid spate of anti-Semitic vandalism

Miri Regev

Diaspora Jewry will have an Independence Day torch after all

Pianist and composer Leopold Kleinman-Kozłowski dies at 100

Israeli poet Agi Mishol to receive a top international literary prize

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