Documentary on Babi Yar massacre to premiere at Cannes Film Festival
The premiere of “Babi Yar. Context” comes just two months before the 80th anniversary of the…
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Hungarian Synagogue reopens for the first time since its destruction by the Nazis
On this occasion, World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor…
‘Political antisemitism’ in North Macedonia ?
In an interview with European Jewish Press, Rashela Mizrahi, an important member of the Jewish…
International March of the Living again virtual this year
Participants in the Virtual March from across the globe were filmed using innovative 3D technology…
The Czech Republic opens a diplomatic representation in Jerusalem
While Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis noted that his country’s official embassy remains headquartered in…
Neo-Nazi march in the streets of Sofia not allowed by Bulgarian authorities
The march was scheduled to darken the streets of Sofia once again on February 13,…
Yad Vashem ‘profoundly concerned’ by Polish court verdict in libel case against Holocaust researchers
‘’Yad Vashem acknowledges the court’s verdict, but remains deeply disturbed by its implications. Any attempt…
Polish ruling on Holocaust libel case causes profound concern among Jewish groups
“Despite the passing of 75 years since the end of World War II, Poland still…
In libel case, Polish Court rules that two prominent Holocaust scholars must apologize
A woman claimed her deceased uncle had been slandered in the two scholars’ work that…
Muslim-majority Kosovo establish diplomatic relations with Israel
Kosovo also agreed to open its embassy in Jerusalem, becoming the third nation to do…