Daily Archives: June 7, 2017
Facebook has started fighting hatred, but attacks on Muslims and Jews remain common
Last Thursday (1 June), the European Commission published the results of a survey showing how online companies are fighting hate speech. The report was prepared by Justice Commissioner Věra Jourová.
“We will keep doing all...
A new tolerance for anti-semitism
All over the world anti-Semites are becoming mainstreamed. It is no longer disqualifying to be outed as a Jew hater. This is especially so if the anti-Semite uses the cover of rabid hatred for...
Warsaw church named ‘House of Life’ for helping Jews
A ceremony to unveil a commemorative plaque in the church on Wednesday was attended by representatives of the government and Jewish organizations, Catholic Church leaders, the diplomatic corps, and the International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation.
The...
Mexico City mayor highlights country’s Sephardi heritage
The mayor of Mexico City praised his country’s Sephardi heritage during the opening of the global biennial Erensya summit — an initiative led by the Madrid-based Sefarad-Israel Center — on Tuesday.
“In Mexico we have...
Ghosts of jewish Warsaw don’t haunt the city, but murmur in background
The ghosts of Jewish Warsaw don’t haunt the city, but they do murmur in the background.
Home to 375,000 Jews on the eve of the Second World War – one-third of the city’s population at...
Sommet Ouest-Africain : Israël et le Sénégal normalisent leurs relations
MM. Netanyahu et Sall se sont rencontrés à l'occasion du sommet de la Communauté économique des Etats d'Afrique de l'Ouest (Cédéao, 15 membres) au Liberia, selon des communiqués de leurs services respectifs.
Les deux dirigeants...
Synagogues launch experiment in education, inclusion
Two synagogues with deep histories in New Jersey have initiated an educational experiment, not only to teach their children, but to create “outreach to hundreds of families…unaffiliated with Jewish life and give them a...
American jewish world service launches east Africa crisis fund
East Africa is currently experiencing its largest humanitarian crisis since 1945. A crippling two-year drought, exacerbated by climate change and conflict, has placed millions of people at risk of starvation. South Sudan declared famine...
Man charged with threats to Jewish groups to plead guilty: U.S. prosecutor
A former U.S. journalist is expected to plead guilty to a cyberstalking charge related to making bomb threats against Jewish organizations in the United States in a plot to get revenge against his ex-girlfriend,...
El kastiyo serado
Una ija del rey estava enserada dientro de un kastiyo kon las mosas ke la sierven. I afilu la puerta no se podia saver onde es, por ser en lugar enkantonado, ke era de...