A reporter contemplates her Jewish identity during the 150th anniversary celebration of the Milanese Jewish Community

We’ll be hearing from young European Jews on our partner site, Jewcy

Reflections from the president of the European Union of Jewish Students

Solicits stories about harassment from Muslims only*

German city of Cottbus gets first synagogue since 1938, in a former church

Why ‘Islamophobia’ in Europe cannot be equated with anti-Semitism, either in nature or degree

The climate is tense, but Europe’s Jewish leaders are more engaged than ever

Known for right-wing politics, Vladimir Jabotinsky left an equally critical literary legacy. Hillel Halkin looks at it all.

New research in the ongoing academic debate says no

An explosive debate erupts from footnotes suggesting that Ashkenazi Jews are Europeans

In 1941, Gertrude van Tijn traveled to Lisbon in a last-ditch effort to save Europe’s Jews from annihilation. She was already too late.

But 68 percent of Jews said in a survey they hide their Jewishness sometimes

Peter and Martine Halban run England’s most cosmopolitan and finely curated Jewish and Middle Eastern-themed literary press

With a new biopic commemorating his long struggle against apartheid, remembering the children of European refugees who helped

A discussion with historian Derek Penslar about why their valor has been forgotten, even though it made the Jewish state possible