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Speaking at a Munich synagogue, Friedrich Merz said armed guards outside Jewish institutions show open Jewish life in Germany is still not possible.

Lawyers for seven descendants of a French Jewish banker won a ruling over a 1902 Pissarro sold in London in 2024.

From Red Village to Baku, Azerbaijan’s Jews kept their identity through Soviet rule, a changing language and a close bond with Israel.

The Green Party voted to treat Zionism as racism as Labour hardens its stance, leaving British Jews wary of what comes next.

Seven Jewish communities ask U.N. member states to weigh anti-Semitism when choosing the next secretary-general, who starts Jan. 1.

Lithuania’s government says it is weighing a memorial at the former Vilnius Jewish cemetery site rather than allowing commercial development.