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Jewish orphans evacuated from Odessa to Berlin at Ukraine war’s start are headed home again

Mishpacha Orphanage has been spending 750,000 euros a month to feed, house and educate 120 children in Berlin, its leaders say.

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‘There was no time to sleep’: 4 Jews reflect on a year of helping Ukrainians at war

From an American doctor to a Ukrainian aid worker, stories of lives changed since Feb. 24, 2022.

Moses Elisaf

Moses Elisaf, first Jewish mayor of a city in Greece, dies at 68

He was the longtime leader of the Jewish community in Ioannina, a center of Romaniote Jewish history.

German rabbi at center of ongoing scandal plagiarized his dissertation, newspaper finds

Antakya’s remaining Jews flown to Jewish nursing home in Istanbul

Labour Party leader Keir Starmer

UK watchdog ends Labour Party monitoring, saying Keir Starmer has made progress combating antisemitism

Chabad women come together once a year in person. The rest of the time, there’s Instagram.

Police suspect arson in fires at a Jewish camp near Ottawa

Ho Feng-Shan

Novel about Chinese rescuer of Jews raises questions about facts vs. fiction in Holocaust stories

In first, Polish priest sentenced on charges of spreading antisemitic hate speech

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