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February 2021: Antisemitism in review 04 Mar 2021 share this on When: 2 February Where: Vienna, Austria What: An Austrian rapper known as ‘Mr. Bond’ was arrested by Vienna police for broadcasting several neo-Nazi songs, some of which were played during the Halle synagogue shooting. At his residence, police found weapons, a military flag from the Third Reich, a mixing desk, and hard disks. Click here to read more. Additionally, the entrance of the Lauder Chabad synagogue in Vienna was vandalized with candles, children's shoes, a sanitary napkin smeared with ketchup and ...

Israel is set to give tens of thousands of coronavirus vaccine doses to some 15 countries, local media reported on Tuesday.  In addition, the Prime

For the last two decades, American Jewish Committee has been blowing the whistle on the rising tide of anti-Semitism worldwide.  When asked the

There’s a storm brewing in the American Jewish community over a definition of antisemitism that appears, upon first glance, quite banal. “Antisemitism,” it reads in part, “is a certain perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred toward Jews.” But the language, adopted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance in 2016, comes packaged with a host of examples that describe various criticism of Israel as antisemitic. As much of the Jewish establishment makes federal adoption of the IHRA definition a top priority for the Biden administration, it has become a proxy fo...

Protestors gather in Paris in February 2006 following the antisemitic murder of Ilan Halimi. Photo: Reuters/Regis Duvignau. Words of remembrance circulated on social media Wednesday to mark the 15th anniversary of the kidnapping of Ilan Halimi, a 23-year-old French Jew who was murdered by an antisemitic gang in 2006. “Ilan Halimi was kidnapped 15 years ago today, then tortured and murdered in one of the most brutal antisemitic attacks in France in recent memory (and there have been many),” tweeted  Washington Post columnist James McAuley. “Spare a thought for him today.” Ilan Halimi ...