Jewish community leader in Graz warns of uptick in antisemitism in recent years
The pro-Israel lobby group will struggle to survive if it stops appealing to both US political parties, Liam Hoare says
Dariusz Stola, whose appointment was being held up by Poland's Culture Ministry, pulled out of the running last week
Despite attempts to legitimise itself with support from Israeli academics, the far-right party remains stuck in its ways
Museum partners say Dariusz Stola has been waiting to return since last May
Berlin museum says it will release images next week of John Demjanjuk at the Nazi camp where he always denied working
It has emerged Moshe Peter Loth, who publicly forgave the 93-year-old suspect Bruno Dey last year, is not the grandson of a Jewish woman gassed at Stutthof
The Vienna Philharmonic said it now wanted to use a version that was ‘unconnected to the Nazi past’
A European Court ruled in favour of Aba Lewit and nine other survivors claims that Austrian courts had failed to protect their reputation
The security advice came before a gunman wearing military fatigues tried to storm the building during Yom Kippur prayers
Every major party canvassed the Jewish vote in this campaign — except one
Local directors were pictured climbing into the locked courtyard in July
MPs in Austria's parliament unanimously approve cross-party plan to restore citizenship to children, grandchildren — and great-grandchildren too
Ursula Stenzel joined the torch-lit parade attended by members of the extremist Identitarian Movement
Shani Tzoref was forcibly removed after she wrote a JC column objecting to the liberal synagogue's gender segregation
The Chabad-run, religiously mixed congregation at the Izaak Synagogue has been holding services outside
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