How Hanukkah returned to Amsterdam’s Royal Concert Hall decades after the Holocaust A cantor from New York who works in tech is behind the recent revival of a holiday tradition that the Nazis had halted for 70 years.
Amsterdam’s Jewish museum wades into Dutch blackface controversy with new exhibition The exhibition shows that the man who first depicted the controversial Black Pete character penned a popular series of anti-Semitic booklets.
The global proportion of Jews living in Europe is as low as it was 1,000 years ago. And the future there doesn’t look bright. Rising rates of intermarriage, a low reproductive rate and high levels of anti-Semitism are chipping away at the continent’s Jewish population, a landmark demographic study has found.
Global Amsterdam Jewish schools lose city’s subsidy because of excess parent contributions, including for security
Global Jewish schools have reopened in the Netherlands, but some worry that their security is compromised
Global Hans Calmeyer is remembered for saving thousands of Jews. A Holocaust survivor says he sent her to Auschwitz.