Video footage of the attack, which occurred on August 18, shows a man dressed in Islamic paraphernalia punching the Jewish man in the face as they are about to walk by each other on the street.
The German news site Deutsche Welle (DW) reported that the victim, who has not been publicly identified, was sitting in a park with a friend when 10 people, believed to be around the ages of 18 and 19, began hurling antisemitic invectives at the victim for wearing a kippah…
Two major humanitarian crises are eliciting the involvement of Jewish aid organizations, although it is unclear whether much can be done from afar to support Afghans now that the Taliban has retaken their country.
Eighteen Orthodox Jewish teenage girls were kicked off a flight from Kiev, Ukraine to New York after allegedly violating COVID-19 protocols, although their rabbi is claiming that they were targeted with antisemitism.
A senior diplomat for the European Union (EU) was spotted at the swearing-in ceremony of incoming Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi on August 5.
Israeli men’s gymnast Artem Dolgopyat took home the Olympic gold medal in floor exercise Sunday, giving Israel its second-ever gold in any Olympic event.
Dozens of Jewish athletes are competing in the Games this year, but the fierce competition means that only some will enter the record books as gold, silver or bronze medalists.
Mollaei defected from Iran in 2019, saying that his coaches had told him to lose to Israeli judoka Sagi Muki in the World Judo Championship.
The International Judo Federation (IJF) suspended both Nourine and his coach, Amar Benikhlef, over the matter and both will be sent home.
