European Jewry
So long as they don’t call their place of prayer a synagogue.
Down and out in London and Paris.
Pious statements and emboldened anti-Semites.
Kosher slaughter is pronounced a danger to “public morals.”
A top EU official criticizes laws prohibiting kosher slaughter of animals.
Rosh Hashanah in Bergen.
It’s possible to be a Muslim-American or a Jewish-American, but not a Swedish Jew.
Why Brussels needs Jerusalem.
What friendship?
A shift in right-wing populist rhetoric toward Jews and Israel has been taking place on the continent. Why? And how likely is it to endure?
What Europe can learn from America, and what American Jews can learn from European ones.
Europe’s hostility toward religious outsiders is a centuries-old tradition.
Rising anti-Semitism and declining Jewish populations.
Shaping history rather than being shaped by it.