The Jewish Chronicle

Van attack in Barcelona

Apple CEO condemns Trump and sends $1m to ADL

Emboldened by Trump, they marched

Carrying blazing torches and yelling antisemitic slogans, self-proclaimed Nazis marched in an American town. In 2017.

Cancer risk elevated among sufferers of worst Holocaust persecution

Israelis leave in record number

First time since 2009 that more Israelis left than returned

March organisers apologise over Yom Kippur blunder

The March for Racial Justice in Washington DC was scheduled for the holiest day in the Jewish calendar

Rivlin: Nazi flags in US are 'beyond belief'

President condemns violence on the streets of 'Israel's most cherished and greatest ally'

'Fear still hovers in a shaken Charlottesville'

Palpable dread gave way to outright horror as murderous fascists defiled Charlottesville

ADL condemns Trump's comments on Charlottesville rally

Jonathan Greenblatt describes president's moral-equivalence over violence as 'beyond the pale'

Schwarzenegger pledges $100,000 to Simon Wiesenthal Center

'Terminator' star makes donation in wake of Charlottesville white nationalist marches

Internet fights back against neo-Nazis

Twitter account succeeds in identifying torch-bearing protesters at Charlottesville rally

Holidaymakers shocked by 'antisemitic' signs

At least two signs singled out Jewish guests and demanded they shower before using the pool

The Jewish wedding with no Jews

The pair were married by a fake rabbi in front of villagers, in an attempt to teach onlookers about Jewish traditions

White Nationalists march on University of Virginia

Many were seen making Nazi salutes and using the Nazi slogan “blood and soil."

Montreal to rename street honouring eugenics doctor

Alexis Carrel, the French Nobel Prize-winning scientist, backed the Vichy regime which collaborated with the Third Reich

Iran bans footballers who played against Israeli team

Masoud Shojaei and Ehsan Haji Safi will no longer be eligible for the national team, says Iranian Sports Ministry

Weinstein to make Warsaw Ghetto uprising film

‘I guess it is personal,’ says Miramax founder who lost eight relatives at Auschwitz