Brazilian journalist apologizes for saying his country would need to kill its Jews to match Germany’s wealth Jose Carlos Bernardi apologized for his remarks on a news show, which he said were meant to castigate Germany.
As COVID-19 puts Brazil’s poverty issues into sharp focus, Brazilian Jews rush to help favelas Brazilian Jews, who are largely upper middle class, are stepping up to aid the impoverished, densely populated areas where social distancing is difficult.
Frans Krajcberg, Jewish sculptor and protector of Brazil’s forests, dies at 96 He was most famous for his sculptures made from tree trunks and roots burned by destructive wildfires.