IAI Signs Mega Marketing Deal With Poland’s PGZ
"We are certain that the partnership will be a long-term, strategic one."
Polish Man Passes as Orthodox Jew, Bakes Challas, Leads Prayer, Disappears
"Who 30 years ago in this country would have pretended to be a rabbi, to say nothing of 70 years ago?"
Joint Azeri-Israeli Presidential Fund Supports Local Jewish Education
PM Netanyahu revealed in a speech in Baku that Israel jointly funds Jewish education with the president of Azerbaijan, and his predecessor.
Jerusalem Leaders Summit: Rule of Law, Property Protection and Indep. Judiciary Meet
Jerusalem Leaders Summit: economic and political freedom united by shared civilizational underpinnings.
‘Anti-Semitism in Europe As Important As Climate Change’
European lawmakers gathered to discuss anti-Semitism and the future of Jews in Europe.
100 European Jewish Boys & Girls Celebrate Bar, Bat Mitzvahs at Western Wall
The celebrants were accompanied by rabbis from their respective Jewish communities and a native speaker of their language was attached to each group.
Thousands of Auschwitz Victims’ Personal Items to Go on Display
More than 16 thousand personal items belonging to the victims of Auschwitz-Birkenau have now been delivered to the Auschwitz Memorial.
‘Let’s Make a Deal’ in Davos: Israel, Croatia Agree on $500M Sale of Used...
"The two leaders [also] agreed to expand economic, security, water, agricultural, academic and tourism cooperation."
Jewish Groups Protest Polish Guesthouse Ban on Jews
The guest house belongs to Piotr Rybak, who is known for a number of anti-Semitic actions including the burning of a Jew in effigy on the main market square in Wroclaw.
Russian Programmer Wanted by US Flees Armenia to Moscow
The US has been chasing after Mironov since May for the illegal transfer of US military technology to an unnamed foreign country.
Lithuania Admits its Citizens Participated in Murder of Jews During the Holocaust
A document prepared ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s historic visit to Lithuania calls the death of 95 percent of Lithuanian Jews “a great tragedy for the Lithuanian state and society.”
Poland Cancels Bennett’s Planned Visit, Bennett Says ‘I’m Honored’
“The past cannot be rewritten,” he said. “The future will be written together.”
European Parliament President Martin Schultz to Receive 2016 Medal of Tolerance
European Parliament President Martin Schultz is one of two recipients of the 2016 Medal of Tolerance for his commitment to preserve the memory of the Shoah.
Pope Francis Blesses Righteous Christian Polish Gentiles at Auschwitz-Birkenau
The Chief Rabbi of Poland arranged for the Pope to meet with Righteous Christian Poles at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Polish Culture Minister Protests Museum’s Inclusion of Poles in Responsibility for Holocaust
Gliński is irate at the exhibition which presents Poland, France and Ukraine as states and nations that collaborated with the Holocaust, while Germany is presented "only as the country that exemplifies the holocaust."
Austria Backpedals on Demolition of Hitler’s Birth House
Austria's government committee has suggested a "profound architectural redesign" to Hitler's birth house, rather than demolition.
On Eve of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Catholic Journalist Atones for the Sins...
"Jonas Noreika received the Cross of the Vytis, the highest honor a Lithuanian could receive posthumously."
Israeli Envoy to Czech Republic Daniel Meron Presents Credentials
Ambassador Meron previously worked at Israeli embassies in the U.S., Norway and Cyprus.
Historical Discovery in Lithuania: Escape Tunnel Used by Jewish Prisoners to Escape from the...
For the first time since the Holocaust the famous tunnel used by the prisoners of Ponar to escape from the Nazis had been located using new technologies for underground predictive scanning.
Yad Vashem Condemns Polish Senate’s ‘Problematic Piece of Legislation’
One of the first questions the Poles asked the Nazis, their new rulers, was if it was permitted to kill the Jews.
Guatemala to Move Embassy From Tel Aviv to Jerusalem
President Morales said he made the decision after speaking earlier in the day with Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Watch: Netanyahu in Budapest, First State Visit by Israeli PM Since 1989
The prime minister's visit to Hungary is focused on promoting cooperation between the governments and the private sector, underlining high-tech, autonomous vehicles and new technologies.
Czech Republic Reopens Its Honorary Consulate in Jerusalem
Dan Propper, a 78-year-old Israeli Czech businessman, was named honorary consul.
Israel Thanks Czech Republic for ‘Important’ Anti-Boycott Resolution
The Czech Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday passed a resolution strongly condemning all manifestations of anti-Semitism, including against the State of Israel, and condemning any call for boycotting the Jewish state.
Hungary Mulling Iron Dome Buy, Already Has the ELTA Radar Part
In today’s pre-big-war Europe it’s always better safe than sorry.
European Union Worried By ‘Highly Unpredictable’ Trump Administration
The European Union is working to remain united after Brexit, and what it perceives as a threat in US Pres. Trump's new unpredictable foreign policies.
Romanian Parliament Votes to Make Jewish & Holocaust Studies Mandatory
The Ellie Wiesel Institute reported 27 anti-Semitic in Romania in 2020 alone.
WJRO Applauds Lithuania’s Holocaust Era Property Restitution Law
The World Jewish Restitution Organization (WJRO) on Thursday applauded the passage of legislation by the Lithuanian Parliament addressing restitution claims of Holocaust victims. The...
EU Extends Sanctions Against Russia till 2016
The EU decides to extend sanctions against Russia until 2016.
Croatian Jews to Boycott Crypto-Nazi Government’s Holocaust Commemoration
Jewish committee officials are accusing Croatia's newconservative government of ignoring open and public anti-Semitism.