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A railway museum in Zambia offers a clue to the African country’s rich Jewish history

Today, Zambia is home to only about 11 Jews. That wasn’t always the case.

What Jewish life looks like for teens from Iceland to Beijing, where the Jewish communities are small and antisemitism is high

During BBYO’s international convention in Orlando, JTA spoke to teens from Iceland, Moldova, Montenegro and China to hear about Jewish life and antisemitism in their home countries.

Success of German far-right party in EU election has many Jews hearing echoes of Nazi past

The Alternative for Germany party, known as AfD, is virulently anti-immigrant and pro-Russian.

French conservative leader embraces Marine Le Pen’s far-right party with history of antisemitism

In Normandy, a Jewish veteran buried in a Nazi mass grave will receive a proper burial 80 years later

German Holocaust reparations increase again this year, but plateau expected as survivors perish

European students are calling on their colleges to divest from Israel. In many cases, they’re winning.

After backlash, Vancouver comics festival apologizes for excluding Jewish artist over IDF service

Maldives says it will bar Israelis from visiting over Israel’s war in Gaza

Claudia Sheinbaum elected president of Mexico, breaking barriers as woman and Jew

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