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London firefighters scold British synagogue for lighting holiday bonfire indoors

“Though we are keen to see communities enjoying the festival of Lag b’Omer, we don’t want to see anyone harmed as a result,” wrote the London Fire Brigade.

Tunisian president pledges security for Jews after synagogue shooting and controversial comments

Kais Saied met with the country’s chief rabbi.

Israel looks to make history at under-20 men’s World Cup

The country’s first appearance in the FIFA tournament comes on the heels of a boycott controversy.

Jewelry with Nazi ties fetches record prices at Christie’s auction amid controversy

Kais Saied, the president of Tunisia, arrives at the Palace of Carthage, Tunisia on Oct. 23, 2019. (Houcem Mzoughi/Wikimedia Commons)

Days after synagogue attack, Tunisian president criticizes Israel and says his country saved Jews in WWII

Jewish former first lady of Peru flees to Israel after extradition request

Ice cream truck outside Auschwitz provokes criticism

Citing Brexit, European rabbinical group moves headquarters from London to Munich

‘Jewish life goes on’: Djerba Jews and their supporters show resilience after deadly attack

Tunisia’s Jewish pilgrimage and Tuesday’s shooting, explained

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