Rare Haggadahs up for auction in Bnei Brak
Written before independence declaration, containing Holocaust and revival messages and state establishment celebrations, these are the Haggadahs expected to be sold at the Brand auction house.
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First Jewish Iranian woman becomes mayor of Beverly Hills
Dr. Sharona Nazarian shattered barriers by becoming the first Iranian Jewish woman to serve as mayor of Beverly Hills, marking a significant milestone for the prominent Jewish-Persian community in Southern California.
Trump administration targets billions in funding to Harvard
Antisemitism task force will review $8.7 billion in grants, marking another escalation in the administration's efforts to target universities that failed to respond to escalating protests during the Israel-Hamas war.
The forgotten massacre of 3,000 Jews
Thousands of community members in Erfurt, Germany, were murdered during Sabbath prayers, as part of the 1349 persecutions that swept across Europe during the Black Death.
'A family I didn't know I had': Hundreds gather for Shabbat in Europe
At the heart of this transformative weekend was a moving tribute to Maj. Amishar Ben David, a fallen commander of the Commando Brigade’s forward command team, who was killed in battle in Gaza.
Great Synagogue of Tel Aviv vandalised
Unknown individuals dumped garbage at the synagogue's entrance. Deputy Tel Aviv Mayor Elhanan Zebulun: "A dangerous red line that cannot be accepted."
Leading AI systems more likely to accept antisemitic claims than other conspiracies
An unprecedented study reveals anti-Jewish and anti-Israel sentiments in various models, identifying Meta's Llama as the lowest scorer in both bias and reliability.
Another attack in France forces Jews to confront painful question: Stay or go?
Rabbi Aryeh Engelberg's attack rocks the French city of Orléans, which had previously experienced little antisemitic violence.
French rabbi attacked, bitten in broad daylight
After the rabbi asked him to leave, the young man attacked him, hit him on the head, bit him on the shoulder, and fled the scene.
Punishment imposed on Amsterdam pogrom participants
Amsterdam court sentenced four individuals involved in the riots surrounding the Ajax versus Maccabi Tel Aviv match on Nov. 7 to prison terms of up to 12 weeks.