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Joel Rubinfeld, a leader of Belgian Jewry, stands outside one of the synagogues that have closed down in recent years in Brussels, Belgium on Jan. 24, 2019. Cnaan Liphshiz

In downtown Brussels, once vibrant synagogues are now dying or sold

Some view the decline as an ominous sign for Belgian Jewry, while others say it reflects the community’s ability to adapt.

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Headstone of Karl Marx’s London grave vandalized

The name and other parts of the radical philosopher’s memorial were chiseled away.

Netanyahu and Putin to meet in Moscow on Iranian threat in Syria

The Feb. 21 meeting is being billed as a follow-up to the November face-to-face the two leaders had in Paris.

Cameroon government minister says Jews brought Holocaust on themselves

Kosher restaurant in Canada hit with anti-Semitic vandalism for 2nd time in several weeks

Dutch soccer fans chant ‘Jews burn best’ on Holocaust memorial day

Israel maintains warm ties with Myanmar by downplaying a human rights controversy

‘Schindler’s List’ waffle fries taken off Aussie restaurant’s menu

Labour lawmakers demand data on British party’s fight against anti-Semitism

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pledges to look into allegations of Jeremy Corbyn’s anti-Semitism

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