'Jewish Diaspora' Behind Unrest, Says Turkish Minister
The “Jewish diaspora” is behind recent unrest, says Turkish deputy prime minister.
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Newly Appointed Greek Minister of Health Raises Jewish Concerns
Jewish group 'concerned' over Greece’s newly appointed minister of health who has history of troubling remarks about Jews.
'Shylock' Crossword Puzzle 'Perpetrates Classic Anti-Semitism'
Newspaper called on to apologize for crossword puzzle that used the clue “Shylock” to elicit “Jew” answer.
Petition Blasts Ramadan Anti-Semitic Television Series
Pro-Israel blogger initiates petition urging human rights groups to condemn an anti-Semitic Ramadan mini-series.
Amsterdam Court: Anne Frank Museum Must Return Archives
Amsterdam court orders Anne Frank museum to return archives on loan from a Swiss foundation set up by the father of the Jewish teenager.
Abbas: Arabs Must Save Jerusalem From 'Settlement Monster'
Abbas alleges that Israel is plotting to destroy Al-Aqsa Mosque; says “saving Jerusalem from settlement monster" is duty of all Arabs.
EJC: EU Readily Labels 'Settlements', Refuses to Ban Hizbullah
European Jewish Congress blasts EU's move to label goods over 'Green Line' as body refuses to label Hizbullah a terror organization.
Pope: 'True Christian Cannot Be Anti-Semite'
"Because of our common roots, a true Christian cannot be anti-Semitic," says Pope Francis.
'Focus on Keeping the Committed Committed'
“As a student on campus I wasn’t necessarily getting the breadth of conversation I wanted when I was on campus.”
Man Drives Car into Torah Procession in London
A London man broke into a Hachnasas Sefer Torah procession this Sunday, driving his car into the Jewish gathering.
Jewish Group Responds to 'Little Jewboy From Gestapo' Attack
Simon Wiesenthal Center condemns the attack on Jewish journalist, labeled “That little Jewboy from the Gestapo” by the Governor of Panama.
Report: Rowhani Linked to 1994 Buenos Aires AMIA Bombing
Iranian President-elect Hassan Rowhani was on special Iranian committee that plotted 1994 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish community center.
'Presidential Conference Participants Being Fed Lies'
David Bedein of the Israel Research News Agency claims there is a stream of misinformation flowing from Presidential Conference.
Orthodox Toronto Family Finds Swastikas on Garage Door
An Orthodox Jewish family in Toronto woke up this week to a swastika and the words “watch your children” scrawled on their garage door.
Khamenei Facebook Post 'Raw, Full-Throated, Unadulterated' Hate
Jewish group denounces “raw, full-throated and unadulterated anti-Semitism” of Iranian supreme leader facebook post.
Canadian Jewish News to Keep Printing
The Canadian Jewish News, which recently announced it would cease print publication, said it will continue serving the community.
Jews Applaud German Resolution Combating Anti-Semitism
The American Jewish Committee praises German Parliament for passing by an overwhelming majority a resolution on combating anti-Semitism.
French Court Upholds Twitter Racist User Transparency
French court orders Twitter to release the information of those who post anti-Semitic or racist tweets, upholding lower court decision.
Putin: Dispute Over Chabad Archive May Be 'Finally Closed'
Russian President Putin expresses hope that dispute over Chabad collection of books, known as Schneerson library, may be “finally closed”.
California School Official Probed Over Nazi Twitter Comments
A school board member in California is being investigated after allegedly espousing pro-Nazi views online.
Diary of Top Hitler Aide Discovered in Upstate New York
The long lost diary of Alfred Rosenberg, a high ranking Nazi official with close ties to Adolf Hitler, has surfaced in an upstate New York.
UK Jews Express Support for Local Muslims Following Attack
Jewish groups in London offer support, solidarity after suspected arson at an Islamic community center.
Montreal Kosher Restaurants Targeted in Overnight Firebombings
A kosher restaurant in Montreal has been targeted by a firebombing attack for the second time in three nights.
Netanyahu to Inaugurate New Auschwitz Exhibition
PM Netanyahu will visit Poland on June 13 for the opening of a new exhibition at museum of former Nazi Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp.
French Police Charge Man in Murder of Rabbi, Jewish Children
French police charge 30-year-old man with supplying weapons used by Islamist terrorist Mohamed Merah, who killed rabbi, Jewish children.
Norwegian Cartoon Depicts Circumcision as a Demonic Ritual
Jewish group considers taking legal action over a cartoon in a Norwegian paper that depicts circumcision as a bloodthirsty ritual.
'World's Oldest' Torah Scroll Found in Italian Archive
The world's oldest complete Torah scroll, which could be from 12th century, has been found in a university archive in Bologna.
Michigan Man Arrested Over Swastika Surge
A 58-year old man from Michigan was arrested in connection with several swastikas that have been found spray-painted in recent weeks.
PM: Global Trends Indicate 'Fashionable' Anti-Semitism
Speaking at the Global Forum for Combating Anti-Semitism, PM Netanyahu says anti-Semitism is, once again, “fashionable.”
Righteous Gentile Honored Following Work of Kansas Teens
Warsaw walkway has been named in honor of Polish woman who saved 2,5000 Jewish children during Holocaust, following work of Kansas teens.
Iranian Presidential Candidates Implicated in Murdering Jews
Jewish group outraged that among candidates to run in Iranian Presidential elections are two implicated in AMIA Jewish Center bombing.
Kerry to Address Leading Jewish Convention
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will address the American Jewish Committee 2013 Global Forum on Sunday in Washington, D.C.
French Jewish Body Elects New President
The representative umbrella body of French Jewish organizations, CRIF, will elect a new president on Sunday.
US Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Aid Holocaust Survivors
A bipartisan group of United Sates lawmakers introduced a bill that would facilitate assistance for Holocaust survivors.
French Jewish Singer Georges Moustaki Dies, Age 79
Jewish French singer and composer Georges Moustaki died on Thursday at the age of 79.
Jewish Group Blasts 'Electronic-Intifada' for Sports Boycott
“Ideological forebearers of today's racists, in Nazi Germany had 'ethnically cleansed' sports, as blatantly demonstrated in 1936 Olympics.”
Detroit Leaders Should Have Spurned, Not Embraced, Farrakhan
ADL: Where are the voices who are willing to stand up and say no to Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan's racism and anti-Semitism?
Europe Parliament Head Says 'Counting Jews' Line a Misquote
European Parliament head demands newspaper clarify how it misquoted him as saying "Hungary wants to count the Jews.”
Airline Mulls Israel-Poland Link For Auschwitz School Trips
A low-cost European airline is looking to introduce flights between Israel and Poland to cater to Israeli schoolchildren visiting Auschwitz
Imprisoned Alan Gross Settles Lawsuit Against US Employer
American-Jewish contractor settled lawsuit against his US government employer, claiming mission risks were underestimated.
Swastikas Scrawled on Michigan Student Lockers Stir Outrage
Three high school teenagers in Michigan could face criminal charges for scratching swastikas into student lockers.
Coming Soon: Smartphones for Haredi Community
A smartphone catering to the haredi community and approved by a rabbinical committee to launch in coming months.
Church of Scotland 'Revision' Report 'Old Wine in New Bottle'
The Church of Scotland's "revision" of its April report "is the same tainted wine in a new bottle," says NGO Monitor.
Muslim Clerics to Visit Auschwitz in Anti-Genocide Program
Muslim clerics to visit the former Nazi German Auschwitz death camp as part of a Holocaust awareness and anti-genocide program.
Head of Hungarian Jewish Community Ousted
The head of Hungary's top organization representing Jewish communities resigned on Sunday after losing a vote of confidence.
Muslim Cleric Probed Over 'Throwing Chairs at Jews' in Jerusalem
Israeli police question Jerusalem's most senior Muslim cleric on suspicion of disturbance and throwing chairs at Jews on Temple Mount.
Har HaBayit Should Be a Place of Peace, Not of Riots
Jewish people should be able to pray and celebrate the re-unification of Jerusalem on the Temple Mount.
Lauder Re-Elected World Jewish Congress Head
World Jewish Congress president Ronald Lauder has been re-elected unopposed for a second 4-year term at Hungary conference.
Buenos Aires Book Fair Promotes Iranian Anti-Semitic Theories
Jewish group calles on organizers of the Buenos Aires Book Fair to publicly condemn promotion of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
Orthodox Woman Sues '24-Hour' Makeup for Failure to Last Shabbat
An Orthodox Jewish woman is suing makeup giant Lancome, claiming that its “24-hour” foundation, does not last through the Sabbath.
Jewish-Latino Relations 'Have Certainly Come a Long Way'
Groups sign cooperative agreement to jointly deepen and strengthen relations between the Jewish and Latino communities in the United States.
LA Man's Ponzi Scheme Targets Persian-Jewish Community
FBI agents arrested a Los Angeles man for running a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme that primarily targeted the Persian-Jewish community.
Napolitano Praises Jewish Community For Post-Attack Security
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security praises Jewish community for efforts in ensuring safety following Boston bombings.
Oklahoma Lawmaker's 'Jew Down' Apology Accepted
“What I said was wrong and hurtful to many good and decent people," said Oklahoma State Rep. Dennis Johnson, following offensive slur.
Canadian Jewish News Ends Print Publication After 42 Years
The Canadian Jewish News has announced that it will cease publication this summer, after forty-two years of serving the community.
One Israel Fund: Safeguarding Jewish Lives in Judea, Samaria
President of One Israel Fund tells Arutz Sheva that organization raises money "to safeguard the lives of Jews living in Judea, Samaria."
UK Minister: Muslims Should 'Celebrate, Emulate' Success of Jews
A British government minister speaks out against anti-Jewish sentiments in the Muslim community.
Rabbi Herschel Schacter: From 'Child Prodigy' to Jewish Leader
Arutz Sheva Exclusive: Rabbi Dr. Jacob Schacter, son of the late Rabbi Herschel Schacter, speaks of his father's effect on world Jewry.
Polish Parliament Marks Anniversary of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
Poland's parliament paid tribute to fighters of the Warsaw ghetto uprising, amid a host of events marking the 70th anniversary this week.
Anne Frank Museum Defends Teen Idol Amid Controversy
Amsterdam's Anne Frank museum defended teen idol Justin Bieber amid recent controversial remarks.
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