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In advance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, B’nai B’rith gathers global leaders, including new German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock and U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, to formulate plans to battle growing Holocaust denial and anti-Semitism.

It showed the steepest incline in anti-Semitic events in May, during Israel’s 11-day conflict with Hamas in Gaza.

Joint summary by World Zionist Organization and the Jewish Agency says there was a daily average of 10 incidents, with attacks in Europe accounting for 50% of global total

Jewish traditions and rites are under threat as European society becomes ever more secular. But protecting them is part of safeguarding democracy, says Daniel Höltgen from the Council of Europe.

Ahead of  International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the Fight Against Antisemitism on the 27th of January, the World Zionist Organization and the Jewish Agency have published their annual antisemitism report of 2021, and the statistics are not encouraging. The average number of antisemitic incidents reported in 2021 was more than ten incidents per day. However,…

It seems like Finland is the only European country whose official name for the national Remembrance Day fails to refer to the Holocaust.

The recent NSO affair is an opportunity for the Foreign Affairs Ministry to prove its strategic value and to chart a new course by introducing ethical dimensions into Israeli foreign policy.

Those who know the Swedish diplomat as the ‘greatest humanitarian of the 20th century' should unite to secure the truth about what befell him in the Soviet gulag

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Statement by the Prime Minister on Raoul Wallenberg Day January 17, 2022 Ottawa, Ontario The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the (...)