European Jewish Association
Belgian mob breaks Israeli's jaw after he removes anti-Israel sticker
The Israeli tourist filed a complaint to the police, who reportedly responded that they "don't want to deal with them."
Elon Musk claims he is 'aspirationally' Jewish amid antisemitism accusations
EU paper touts antisemitic tropes against Russian Jews, Roman Abramovich
Diaspora Jewish students condemn Chikli, told not to 'interfere with Israeli politics'
Jewish leaders in Europe call orgs to reject 'intersectionality' due to Zionist exclusion
The conference included panel discussions on national plans for combating antisemitism, online hate, a new youth leaders program for campus activity and youth experiences of hate and more
European leaders reflect on rising antisemitism trends
The European Jewish Association brought together a plethora of European leaders, survivors and community leaders to Krakow and Auschwitz-Birkenau.
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola receives King David Award
Metsola received the award after she visited the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
'We have no time – we have to save people'
The Jewish community of Ukraine and the humanitarian crisis. An overview by the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress.
Greek court annuls permit for kosher, halal slaughter
A Greek court annulled a ministerial decision which allowed ritual slaughter without anesthesia being administered first.
European initiative tries to combat COVID-induced antisemitic conspiracies
More Jewish communities throughout Europe are reporting a surge in antisemitic rhetoric.
European Jewish Association marks Int'l Holocaust Memorial Day online
Event streamed live on JPost website
Poland postpones kosher meat export ban till 2025
"The provisions in this bill relating to kosher exports have had a very rough ride. It is clear that they enjoy little support from farmers and command little enthusiasm from the Senate itself."
Diaspora Minister confront European leaders with rising antisemitism
"Let me be clear: Denying the Jewish freedom of religion implies denying the ability for Jews to live in Europe."
Dozens of graves in Europe's oldest Jewish cemetery vandalized, desecrated
It is currently estimated that anywhere from 50 to 100 gravestones were vandalized, including the grave of the Maharam of Rothenburg
The ordinariness of Auschwitz
As a dear colleague put it, “Where is the monster? It would be easier to deal with if there was a monster here.”
