(JTA) – For many Britons, Boris Johnson’s tenure as prime minister will have been defined by scandals like the one that forced him to resign on July 7. For Jewish Britons, the memories might well include a broken menorah.
(JTA) — Yair Lapid might only be Israel’s interim prime minister, but he appears to be determined to maximize the position in the four months he is guaranteed to occupy it.
(JNS) The Winnipeg Police Service in Canada is investigating what some in the Jewish community are calling a case of “major vandalism” after some 70 gravestones at the city’s largest Jewish cemetery were found toppled to the ground on June 29.
(JTA) — The Jewish Agency for Israel is denying an Israeli news report that Russia had ordered it to stop operating there.
(JTA) – Mexico’s president doubled down on calling a Jewish critic of his administration “Hitlerian,” prompting protests from representatives of his country’s Jewish community.
This week, AJC CEO David Harris is in Athens, Greece, to speak at The Economist Annual Government Roundtable and to meet with government officials.
(Israel Hayom via JNS) American filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and his wife, Israeli singer Daniella Pick, welcomed a baby girl to the world on Sunday.
(Israel21c via JNS) If you’re looking for friendship, sniff a stranger.
(JNS) After years of touring the world’s leading museums, several exquisite 1,700-year-old Roman mosaics returned to Israel for public display.
(JNS) A German court sentenced a former Nazi concentration camp guard to a five-year jail term on June 28.
