From expulsion to charges of genocide: Spain’s animosity toward Jews endures

Growing up Jewish in Spain meant classmates repeating medieval slurs while teachers skipped over the Inquisition and the Holocaust. Now this ignorance fuels reckless accusations against Israel

Mossad did oppose the Doha strike – but not for the reasons being reported

The head of the intelligence agency, David Barnea, was troubled by the potential ramifications for the hostages

Even 80 years after liberation, Holocaust education continues to matter profoundly

Rememberence is not only about honouring the victims and survivors, but also about equipping the next generation to fight antisemitism, to defend truth, and to ensure that “never again” is not just a slogan, but a promise

Israel’s leaders demean the fight against antisemitism

When Benjamin Netanyahu accuses anyone who dares to criticise him of pouring “fuel on an antisemitic fire” or “abandoning Jews,” I know that the hyperbole hides a power grab

The Hollywood boycott of Israel is a blow against the prospect of peace

Shutting out Israeli creatives only makes it harder to imagine a secure future for Israelis and Palestinians

Why can’t the BBC bring itself to call Hamas terrorists?

This week’s Jerusalem assailants were described as ‘gunmen’ and the only use of the word ‘terrorist’ was attributed as an Israeli claim

Letters to the Editor September 12

Sephardic rabbis unite at a perhaps historic conference to reclaim a classical tradition

What made this gathering distinct was not only its geographic breadth, but the shared spirit: religious leaders grounded in tradition, intellectually open, proudly Zionist, and unafraid to engage with the complexities of the modern world

Not the 1930s, but the 1230s: How medieval blood libels returned to poison our age

Nazism was top-down, a state machine of propaganda and genocide. What we see now is older, more insidious: grassroots libels, spread by self-anointed authorities