Slovakia apologises for imposing antisemitic laws during the Second World War

This week, Slovakia’s Government apologised for imposing antisemitic laws during the Second World War. Yesterday marked the 80th anniversary of the adoption of the Order on the Legal Status of Jews, also known as the “Jewish Code”, a policy that limited the civil, social, religious, and property-related rights of Jewish citizens. The Slovakian Government released […]

In fawning obituary, The Guardian omits antisemitism of self-avowed antisemite

In a fawning obituary, The Guardian has omitted the antisemitic beliefs of self-avowed antisemite, Mikis Theodorakis. Mr Theodorakis, the Greek composer known for writing the scores to Zobra the Greek and Serpico, said on television in 2011 that he was “anti-Israel and antisemitic.” He also said that “everything that happens today in the world has […]

Hundreds of Jewish graves smashed in Argentina

It has been reported that hundreds of Jewish graves have been smashed in Argentina. The desecration that occurred at Buenos Aires’ Tablada Cemetery was discovered this past Sunday, only days before Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. The vandalism at the Jewish cemetery located in La Matanza, an eastern district of the Argentine capital, was […]

Police search beach for stolen Torah scrolls in Long Island

On Tuesday, police divers searched the waters around a Long Island beach for Torah scrolls and artifacts that are believed to have been stolen. A 23-year-old man was charged with burglary and other charges after two Torahs went missing from Chabad of the Beaches at Temple Beth El in Long Beach. The man, who was […]