Jewish Museum of Belgium

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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Defendant at Belgian Jewish museum killings trial inventing conspiracies, Jews say

The conspiracy theories are rooted in the fact that two of the four victims were Israeli tourists who worked for Israel’s government.

Brussels Jewish museum opens first exhibition since 2014 massacre

The immigration theme stresses the commanalities of newcomers in a bid to counter intolerance, its curator said.

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Belgium Jewish museum closes for renovations a year after deadly attack

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France extradites suspected accomplice of Brussels Jewish museum killer

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In Belgium and France, Jews and Jewish museum employee threatened

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Brussels synagogue fire was arson, watchdog says

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As Europe celebrates Jewish culture day, Brussels museum reopens

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Suspected Brussels Jewish museum shooter was captor in Syria, journalist says

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Jewish Museum of Belgium to reopen four months after fatal shootings

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