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Lithuanian parliament and national library

Lithuania passes law allocating nearly $40 million for Holocaust survivors

“This is also a moral debt that should be acknowledged,” said Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė.

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Vandals again desecrate Holocaust memorial in Thessaloniki, once home to largest Sephardic community in Europe

The memorial, installed in 2014, was previously vandalized in 2018 twice and once in 2019.

Ignazio La Russa

Italian Jewish leaders condemn parliament president for honoring neo-fascist party

Ignazio la Russa’s father was a founder of the Italian Social Movement, or MSI, a neo-fascist party founded in the wake of World War II.

In Turkey, Orthodox drama ‘Shtisel’ is being adapted for a Muslim audience

From Patagonia to Paris, here are 10 Jewish destinations that JTA reporters visited in 2022

Leading Brazilian Jewish economist targeted by criticism ripped from ‘antisemitism handbook,’ Jewish groups say

Latin America’s biggest online retailer says it reduced antisemitic products by 89% this year

The Jewish Telegraphic Agency’s 10 most-read stories of 2022

‘Light will always prevail’: Biden invokes Hanukkah story during DC meeting with Ukraine’s Zelensky

8 snapshots of Hanukkah celebrations from around the world

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