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In landmark ruling, Spanish top court says Israel boycotts are always discriminatory

The ruling is the first piece of jurisprudence in Spain that applies broadly to the phenomenon of boycotting the Jewish state, rather than to a specific case.

German synagogue reports shattered window during Yom Kippur services

The window, which is being investigated, was broken three years after a Yom Kippur attack on a synagogue in Halle.

Across Ukraine, a somber High Holiday season captures how war has ravaged a growing Jewish community

Leaders look for silver linings in a city full of Jewish refugees and near the capital, where a commemoration ceremony symbolizes “reconciliation.”

Iran’s supreme leader blames protests on Israel and US

Book cover juxtaposed with Chinese Communist Party symbol

Chinese censors ban printing of Hasidic woman’s memoir due to ‘anti-communist’ content

Italian Jews worry and wait as Giorgia Meloni, far-right leader, prepares to take power

At relaunched Tel Aviv tennis tournament, Israeli doubles star Jonathan Erlich retires, Schwartzman loses early but vows return

26 Lev Tahor members arrested in Mexico

Portuguese court loosens rules for rabbi charged in Roman Abramovich Sephardic citizenship probe

Brazilian Jews and Arabs hold hummus championship to celebrate coexistence — and food

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