Kosovo to Adopt IHRA Definition of Anti-Semitism
Aaron Bandler
September 18, 2020
“As a victim of genocidal actions & ethnic cleansing, [Kosovo] understands too well the weight of discrimination & hate.”
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EU Says Serbia, Kosovo Moving Embassies to Jerusalem Threatens Their Membership Statuses
Aaron Bandler
September 11, 2020
“Any diplomatic steps that could call into question the EU’s common position on Jerusalem are a matter of serious concern and regret.”
Serbia Won’t Move Embassy to Jerusalem if Israel Recognizes Kosovo, Reports Say
Marcy Oster, JTA
September 9, 2020
Israel recognizing Kosovo “would destroy the Israel-Serbia relationship,” according to reports.
Kosovo, Serbia to Move Embassies to Jerusalem
Aaron Bandler
September 4, 2020
Kosovo and Israel will also establish diplomatic relations.
Kosovo Jewish cemetery desecrated
Jewish Journal
December 1, 2011
Kosovo authorities are investigating the desecration Tuesday of a local Jewish cemetery. Swastikas and anti-Jewish slogans were sprayed on tombstones of this old cemetery which was restored less than six months ago.
Independence creates uncertainty for Kosovo’s Jews
Dinah Spritzer
February 22, 2008
There are some 50 Jews left in Kosovo. Belonging to three families, or clans, they all live in the city of Prizren, a rare gem of ancient architecture amid a landscape devastated by war, poverty and communist-era concrete.
Olmert Promises Students: Iran ‘Danger Will Be Removed;’ Sderot Children’s Heartfelt Drawings Come t
Jewish Journal
November 22, 2006
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Former Jewish Agency head tapped as Israel’s next ambassador to U.S.
Ron Kampeas, JTA
October 12, 2006
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni nominated Sallai Meridor on Oct. 4 to be Israel\’s next ambassador to Washington.
Jews Mend Kosovo’s Spirit
Michael J
December 2, 1999
Having endured 10 years of oppression and the largest expulsion in Europe since the Holocaust, it is not uncommon to hear the Albanians of Kosovo draw parallels between themselves and Jews.
So it was little surprise to Greta Kacinari that Jews would be among those lending a hand in Kosovo, the war-torn southern province of Yugoslavia.
Sneakers for Mirjeta
Ari L. Goldman
June 3, 1999
During my visit to a refugee camp in Macedonia with a group of 16 American Jews last week, a waif-like girl wearing a dusty black-and-red parka stood on her toes to peer into my notebook.
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