Anti-Zionism now permeates all levels of Italian society, says an American-Israeli academic living in Naples who has faced relentless prejudice
By Benjamin Birely
By Rabbi Noam Marans
The document of little over 1,000 words marked a tectonic shift in the thinking of the Catholic Church and helped dispel centuries of institutional antisemitism
The advocacy group has said it will give the money to the Archdiocese of New York to help pay for repairs of Gaza’s Holy Family Church
By Jamie Shapiro
By Stephen Daisley
An errant IDF tank shell killed three civilians at Holy Family in Gaza – a tragedy that warrants mourning. But it should not be used as a pretext to further that strain of special antagonism that runs through the faithful when it comes to Israel.
The military confirmed shrapnel from a shell struck the religious site, resulting in the deaths of three people.
By Jacob Jaffa
World’s first American pope studied under a pioneer of Jewish-Catholic studies
By Jane Prinsley
By Michael Coren
Luther was far from unique in his Christian antisemitism, but the violence and obscenity of his words are extraordinary
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Cardinal Vincent Nichols said the move would be 'seriously damaging to any possibility of lasting peace in the region and to the international reputation of the United Kingdom'
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Pope Francis has ordered the online release as the church reckons with its Holocaust history
By Josh Kaplan
