Inside America’s first prison synagogue: New exhibit tells the story of Jewish inmates who built it
While founded by Quakers and long Christian-oriented, Eastern State hosted Jewish prisoners as early as the 1800s.
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Israelis attacked by group in Montenegro's Budva, one suffers broken jaw, victim says
'An attack against humanity': Argentina marks 32 years since deadly AMIA bombing
Australian antisemitism 'passed point of no return,' Jewish leader tells 'Post' after emigrating
British retailer M&S launches investigation after anti-Israel stickers placed on potato packages
The case came to light after a customer who bought a 1.5-kilogram package of Maris Piper potatoes noticed that the package, marked as originating in Israel, had been labeled with a sticker.
Israeli questioned in Italian airport after 216 kg of khat found in seven suitcases in his luggage
In Yemen and Israel, khat is not defined as a dangerous drug, but the situation is different in Italy and in most countries around the world.
ADL and JCPA diverge over teachers union, exposing a divide over how to fight antisemitism
The unusual public dispute between the Jewish Council of Public Affairs and the Anti-Defamation League brought to the fore a tension over how to fight antisemitism within schools and unions.
New Yael Foundation data reveal Jewish education enrollment growing
Despite global uncertainty, Jewish education enrollment is excelerating in in 48 countries
Fiji establishes Israel Allies Caucus in effort to promote moving national embassies to Jerusalem
The caucus, the 65th affiliated with the Israel Allies Foundation worldwide, was launched at the Fijian Parliament in Suva on Tuesday. It will be chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka.
UK judge orders ICJ Palestine to pay £82,130 to British-Israeli IDF soldier it tried to prosecute
As covered by The Jerusalem Post at the end of June, the ICJP formally applied for a court summons to prosecute Soldier A for allegedly breaching Britain’s Foreign Enlistment Act (FEA) of 1870.
'Demons of antisemitism' still in France: Macron honors Alfred Dreyfus, new statue installed
The French president honored the new Alfred Dreyfus statue in France 120 years after the Jewish French military officer was exonerated of charges, though antisemitism in France continues.
Michael Solomonov’s restaurant group says anti-Israel boycott did not cause closure of 6 locations
Owner Steve Cook blamed the closures on inflation, declining lunch traffic, and an oversaturated fast-casual dining market. Pro-Palestinian activists claim it's because of the boycott.
Mahmoud Khalil files lawsuit alleging Betar, Canary Mission ‘conspired’ with US gov't against him
Khalil alleged that Betar and Canary Mission worked to identify and “nominate” campus pro-Palestinian activists for the Trump administration to target.
Irish music festival bans IDF veteran from attending in name of 'safe, welcoming, inclusive space'
The Rewild Festival banned an ex-IDF soldier, saying that members of the 'Israeli Occupation Forces' are not welcome, sparking outrage over anti-Israel bias at the Irish music event.
