Antisemitism

Israeli tourists claim antisemitism from a pro-Palestinian restaurant owner in Naples. The incident went viral. Restaurant owner: "We are the real victims."

Jewish-American comedian Michael Rapaport is outraged by a Democratic Party member in Canada who requested the cancellation of his shows on antisemitic grounds.

Outrage in Australia: A Muslim doctor and nurse speaking with an Israeli YouTuber admitted they would kill Jews arriving at their hospital.

Rabbi Eliezer Simcha Weiss challenges growing antisemitic sentiments and isn't afraid to speak frankly with the Pope.

Authorities viewed coin shaving as a crime punishable by death, as there was no other way to protect their currency. It was nearly impossible to identify the shaver, as anyone could claim they received the coin in that state. Thus, when a coin 'shaver' was caught, the punishment was severe.

With hopeful hearts, the Jewish people put their dreams into action: digging foundations and laying a cornerstone. On May 19th, during joyous song, praise, and dance, work began to rebuild the Temple.

To mark the opening of the new embassy in Jerusalem this week, Paraguay's president made a notable statement amidst rising global antisemitism.

After considering a name change to a Nazi symbol, the rapper is in trouble again, this time for wearing a shirt depicting a swastika. A former employee will meet him in court.

Christian authorities detained the entire Jewish community of the city, subjecting them to horrific torture for three weeks. Some perished during the 'investigations,' yet none chose to convert to save themselves from brutal punishment.

Just after losing his seat in the French Parliament, Meyer Habib warns: "The left is steering France towards radical Islam."

Following his denial of attacks, Na'amat chair urges stations: 'Don't play his music - we should not platform Holocaust deniers.' One station remarked: 'We were horrified by the interview and will not play his music in the foreseeable future.'

A little boy, just five years old, adorned in royal regalia. This was Faisal II, thrust onto Iraq's throne amidst a global upheaval.

Most Jews endured unimaginable torture and confessed to nothing. However, a few, nearly driven insane, had no choice but to "confess" under duress to the absurd accusations.

Stern-faced officers dragged a tall man ashore, muttering curses in French. His name was Alfred Dreyfus, and he was there not because he committed a crime, but because he was Jewish.

On this day, the 2nd of Sivan, 79 years ago, the Nazi occupation of Norway was completed.

What keeps the sun burning eternally? Why are we hated? What can you do in moments of despair? Can electricity flow through our bodies?