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'Jews buying Cyprus’: Left-wing leader’s remark sparks diplomatic storm
Government data cited by the newspaper show Israeli nationals are now the fourth-largest group of foreign real-estate buyers.
University of California announces BDS ban across all campuses
Acting Columbia president Claire Shipman apologizes for texts suggesting removal of Jewish trustee
In Opposition to the Cynical Distortion of a Core Democratic Value
Leading by example: How NYC is shaping the fight against antisemitism - interview
"Keeping the Jewish community safe in NYC, and setting groundwork for the future, is the most important thing," said Rabbi Moshe Davis.
Family of Boulder attacker can be deported, Texas judge rules after dismissing family's lawsuit
One of the people wounded on the day, 82-year-old Karen Diamond, died of her injuries on June 25. Soliman now faces over 70 charges, including first-degree murder.
UN's Albanese urges states cut Israel trade ties over 'apocalyptic' Gaza situation
UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories Francesca Albanese calls for arms embargo and end of trade, financial ties with Israel over "genocidal campaign" in Gaza.
Court charges four pro-Palestinian activists over UK military base break-in
UK court charges four pro-Palestinian activists in relation to RAF Brize Norton base break in last month.
Acting Columbia president suggested ousting Jewish trustee in favor of Arab one, House c'mttee says
Acting president of Columbia University suggested ousting of Jewish trustee while advocating for the appointment of “Arab on our board."
‘Silver passport’ stirs emotion as German FM reunites with Jewish - Ukrainian war orphans
Johann “Jo” Wadephul, paid an emotional visit Thursday to the Mishpacha Ukraina orphanage, whose children Berlin helped evacuate under fire three years ago.
Eric S. Goldstein to step down as CEO of UJA-Federation of New York
In a statement Tuesday announcing his departure, Goldstein reflected on a tenure marked by several communal crises, bracketed by two wars in Gaza and including the COVID pandemic.
University of Michigan regents, execs get 24-hour security as threats, harassment persist
University of Michigan provided 24-hour security to regents and executives as harassment, property damage, and personal threats from pro-Palestinian protesters continued.
Massachusetts school district faces allegations of ignoring antisemitic bullying
There has been an 'alarming' pattern of antisemitic bullying, slurs, threats, and retaliation at Concord-Carlisle High School and Concord Middle School.
Mosaic United taps veteran Jewish educator Yigal Nisell as new CEO
Nisell arrives from the Combat Antisemitism Movement, where he served as chief operating officer and global head of partnerships, coordinating interfaith coalitions and policy campaigns.
