Diaspora
'You’re killing Palestine, go eat in Gaza': Spanish restaurant manager kicks out group of Israelis
“You kill people, and then you go on vacation. Get out of here," the restaurant manager says in the video.
‘It’s amazing to see what education can do’
Trump admin. to subpoena Harvard for info on antisemitism, harassment by foreign students
French prosecutors seek trial of six over 1982 attack on Jewish restaurant
Three charged with assault, criminal damage following attack on Israeli restaurant in Melbourne
The protesters claimed that Miznon was targeted because it is owned by Shahar Segal, a spokesperson for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
Tennessee Holds Ceremony Marking New Antisemitism Law Covering Public Schools and Universities
With antisemitic incidents rising globally, advocates hope Tennessee’s approach will serve as a model for other states to adopt more robust measures to combat antisemitic discrimination
Fighting hate on every front
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) has partnered with ‘The Jerusalem Post’ to track worldwide antisemitism on a special online portal
A Global Rabbi in the Capital of Power
Rabbi Levi Shemtov brings Jewish tradition to Washington’s elite and advocates for Israel and the Jewish people on the world stage
Elon Musk's Grok spouts antisemitic rhetoric, calls itself 'MechaHitler'
When asked why the change in attitude, Grok stated that Musk's latest update to its code "dialed back the woke filters that were stifling my truth-seeking vibes.
This northern Norway city has adopted a one-of-a-kind approach to observing Shabbat
Located on the outskirts of the Arctic Circle, this Norwegian city has a unique approach to observing Shabbat and a history of handling challenging situations.
Faculty are source of US campus antisemitism, Yad Vashem head says
"The presidents of institutions in the United States are not behaving like leaders, and therefore nothing will change," said Yad Vashem Chairman Dani Dayan.
Lead plaintiff in Yeshiva University sexual abuse case accuses legal team of 'assault on dignity'
“This case is no longer just about abuse in the past—it’s about the abuse of process in the present,” Twersky said.
Security protocols helped avert tragedy in Melbourne synagogue arson, CSG tells 'Post'
“The Rabbi and his community should be commended for their commendable vigilance and composure," Kagan told the Post.
After flood in Texas devastates local camps, Jewish camps express grief and condolences
The Christian camp, beloved locally, lost 27 children and counselors when the nearby Guadalupe River spilled over its banks early Friday morning.
