The text discusses President Biden's clear statement emphasizing that there is no equivalence between Israel and Hamas, rejecting the International Criminal Court's pursuit of an arrest warrant against Israel.

In Rouen, France, a man who set fire to a synagogue was shot and killed by police after rushing them with a knife.

In a discussion on antisemitism in America and Europe, the writer notes that while there are pockets of antisemitism on both fringes of society in America, it is not mainstream, with most Americans focused on other issues like inflation.

Israel observes a moment of silence nationwide to honor the victims of the Holocaust on Holocaust Remembrance Day.

AJC (American Jewish Committee) has spoken with their global experts to discuss the surge of antisemitism following the October 7 Hamas attack on Israelis.

In this sonnet-length poem by Jared Harl, the theme of loss is explored through references to Nazi-looted art during World War II.

This memoir recounts the author's experience participating in the Alpine Peace Crossing (APC), a hike that commemorates the journey of Jewish Holocaust survivors over the Krimml Pass.

In the podcast episode hosted by Jonathan Schwab and Yael Steiner, the focus is on the intriguing story of Khazaria, an 8th-century pagan kingdom that supposedly converted to Judaism.

Rabbi Yisroel Hollander, the senior rabbinic representative of Europe for OU Kosher, describes a typical week in his life, which involves traveling to various locations for factory inspections and supervision of kosher production.

This episode delves into the relationship between National Identity and Religion, examining the classical understanding of this connection and its relevance to Jews.

Israelis sought relief from a scorching heatwave in Europe, only to find temperatures there equally uncomfortable.

The struggle for Ukraine could establish China as the dominant power in Europe, surpassing both Russia and the United States.

The podcast episode explores the topic of Jewish Honor Courts that took place in post-World War II Europe and Israel.

Vladislav Davidzon, founding editor of The Odessa Review and contributor to Tablet Magazine, provides a unique perspective on the situation in Ukraine, just hours before the Russian invasion began.

In this podcast episode, Michael Doran discusses the strategic importance of Azerbaijan, a country that often goes overlooked.

Leaders across Europe are implementing aggressive travel restrictions in response to a rapid uptick in COVID-19 infections.

A report from South Africa suggests that the Omicron variant is less severe but more contagious, providing some positive news amidst concerns.

The text discusses President Biden's comments about the GOP and Vladimir Putin during his visit to Europe, where he criticized the GOP and praised Putin, sparking controversy.

Rabbi Yisroel Hollander, a senior rabbinical representative of Europe for the OU Kosher organization, has a demanding job that requires him to travel extensively throughout Europe to supervise the certification of kosher companies.

Vronique Mottier of the University of Cambridge discusses how populist parties in European countries like Switzerland, France, Italy, and the Netherlands strategically align themselves with the feminist movement to advance their anti-immigrant agendas.

Rabbi Pinchas Horowitz's appointment as the Rabbi of Frankfurt, a significant Jewish community, is explored in this episode.

Daniel Schwammenthal discusses the challenges faced by Jewish life in Belgium due to rising antisemitism and AJC's efforts to combat it in Europe, while Ambassador Matan Vilnai, Israel's former envoy to China, delves into the dynamics of China-Israel relations and its implications for Israel's future.

As the deadline for the Iran nuclear deal nears, President Trump must decide whether or not to waive sanctions on Iran.

In a recent AJC Passport discussion, Ira Forman, former Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism at the U.S. State Department, highlighted the ongoing global issue of anti-Semitism, citing events such as the Charlottesville Nazi march and attacks on Jews in Europe.

The text discusses Europe's historical reliance on war as a driver of growth and development, contrasting it with the current declining fertility rates leading to a loss of energy and vitality.