From the tsars to the Soviet communists, Russia’s rulers have exploited the world’s oldest hatred in times of crisis
By Nick Cohen
Visiting Britain this week, Rabbi Azman recalls his spiritual advice to Kyiv’s army chief and the mercy operations he runs
By Felix Pope
A new TV drama tells the story of how Flora Solomon exposed a cold war spy
By Nicole Lampert
The new TV drama Litvinenko about the agent assassinated in London is close to home for me - he and his wife were my neighbours
The Ukrainian president is depicted as having an abnormally large nose, which is a well-known antisemitic trope
By Daniel Ben-David
The entire community of the eastern Ukraine city have either fled the country or are holed up in Kyiv
By Paul Cainer
Former cabinet minister says it is in Israel's own interest to support Kyiv and that Ukraine - like Israel- has the right to be a free nation
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The US remains an outlier among its allies on crimes against humanity prosecution rules
By Georgia L Gilholy
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The comments caused widespread distress amongst the country's Jewish leaders
Ukraine requires 'desatanisation' writes Russian Security Council member
By David Rose
Even by the depraved standards of the PA his toadying visit to Vladimir Putin this week was egregious
The Palestinian leader said in a meeting with Vladimir Putin that 'Russia stands by justice and international law'
By Ben Bloch
As Vladimir Putin enforces a military call-up, Russian men have hunted through their family history to find any proof of Jewish roots to claim Israeli citizenship
Orlando Figes' new work is a truly incisive and important dissection of this country's troubled past
By Colin Shindler
At the start of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine in February, Kyiv's Central Synagogue was packed to the gunnels with human misery. Today, the shul is near-normal, as Kyiv bustles almost as busily as before the war started
By John Sweeney
A new report says that antisemitism 'often conceals itself behind the mask of human rights and egalitarianism'