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• Germany: Dozens of Jewish graves destroyed in ancient cemetery in Worms

  Ancient Jewish cemetery in Worms, Germany vandalized, with dozens of graves shattered and desecrated. The Jewish community in Germany is […]

• EJA Yom-Haatzmaut-Zoom with Israeli Government Minister TZACHI HANEGBI

  It was our pleasure today to host a special Yom-Haatzmaut-Zoom conference with Israeli Government Minister TZACHI HANEGBI. Jewish community leaders […]

• EJA Zoom Conference with Jewish Communities Across Europe

  It was our pleasure today to host a zoom conference with Jewish communities from all across Europe to share with […]

• Jewish communities under #COVID19

  In these challenging times of #COVID19 , when we are all facing personal difficulties as well as community and global […]

• Interview with out Director of Public Affairs, Mr. Alex Benjamin

  Watch an interview with our Director of Public Affairs, Mr. Alex Benjamin on Showcase, TRT World’s flagship arts and culture programme. The […]

• Lebanese businessman to give Hitler hat to Israeli foundation

   “In a cynical world, such a noble act of kindness, generosity and solidarity has bowled us over”, said Rabbi Menachem […]

• Nazi memorabilia auction criticised by Jewish leader

  A German auction of items such as Adolf Hitler’s hat and partner Eva Braun’s dresses has been sharply criticised by […]

• “You All Say ‘Never Again’, Make It So”, Urges Rabbi Menachem Margolin

  AHEAD OF MUNICH AUCTION TOMORROW, EUROPEAN JEWISH CHIEF CALLS ON GERMAN POLITICAL LEADERS TO BAN SALE OF NAZI MEMORABILIA AND […]

• “Some Things Simply Should Not Be Traded” writes EU Jewish Head to Munich Auction House Ahead of Nazi Memorabilia Sale.

  “Some Things Simply Should Not Be Traded” writes EU Jewish Head to Munich Auction House Ahead of Nazi Memorabilia Sale. […]

• German antisemitism Czar comments about public kippah wearing are a “surrender to hate” say EU Jewish Heads

  “Is this the solution? Will the next advice be for me to cut off my beard? Or change my name?” […]