The country’s nationalised rail company was paid huge sums by the Nazi regime for helping to facilitate the Shoah, according to a recent study
By JC Reporter
Despite a dramatic 1-0 win over Belgium, Israel finishes bottom of Group A2
By Ellie Grant
European Jewish Association launches legal challenge over ‘psycopathic’ article about cutting Jews’ throats
By Hannah Gillott
Pro-Palestine groups had demanded the youth team was barred from participation
By Felix Pope
Israel will now have to travel to Hungary to face the Belgium national team during the UEFA Nations League in September
By Daniel Ben-David
The city said it would be “impossible” to allow Israel to play in the Belgian capital
The umbrella organisation overseeing Belgium’s Jewry said a strong response is required
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Jane Benzaquen has launched a legal case to establish that the late King Hassan II of Morocco was her father
By Simon Rocker
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Shimmy Segal died when his minivan overturned after hitting a car
The embattled New York congressman also insisted that his grandparents were Holocaust survivors, despite evidence to the contrary
By Ben Bloch
A new direct flight route to Antwerp offers a tempting city break, including centuries of Jewish heritage
By Cathy Winston
