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International Workshop: German-Israeli Relations – Challenges of the Next Generation

International Conference: Religious Attitudes to Religious Minorities

Sessions III & IV Session II Session I The post International Conference: Religious Attitudes to Religious Minorities first appeared on Center for the Study of Contemporary European Jewry .

In the News: Annual Antisemitism Worldwide Report

Hundreds of media organizations across the globe and in Israel reported this week at length on our Antisemitism Worldwide Report for 2025, including CNN, The Associated Press, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The Independent, Der Spiegel The Forward, Deutsche Welle, Haaretz, The Jerusalem Post, Times of Is

Data: Antisemitic Incidents Worldwide 2025

The Antisemitism Worldwide Report has not been a messenger of good news in recent years. Still, a year ago, the Report for 2024 introduced an optimistic note. It corrected the conventional wisdom according to which the number of antisemitic incidents increased since 2023 as the war in Gaza progressed and demonstrated t

Foreword

The fight against antisemitism is of a peculiar nature. It involves vast investments, strongly worded political statements, and well-intending activism, yet lacks – wherever it is staged – transparent and measurable objectives, clear and broadly agreed upon legal definitions, determined police and prosecutorial work, a

Essay: The Fading Voice of Buckley

Last fall, the confidence of conservative American Jews that their political home is safe was repeatedly undermined. On September 10, 2025, hours after the murder of Charlie Kirk, the co-founder of the conservative student organization Turning Point USA,[1] social media filled with claims blaming Israel, the Mossad, “t

Who Commits Antisemitic Crimes? Meta-Data Analysis

Antisemitic crimes are not abstract. They are committed by real people, target real people, and cause real pain. One of the major lacunae in combating them has been that the profiles of offenders have never been systematically studied. This lacuna results from the avoidance of ethnically sensitive issues in an academic

Interview: Ordinary Men. And Worse

Professor (emeritus) Christopher Browning is the leading living expert on the Nazi Final Solution and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences since 2006. Born in Durham, North Carolina (1944) and raised in Chicago, Browning completed his PhD at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and taught for most of hi

Essay: The Road to Bondi Beach and Beyond

All visitors to Sydney set their sights on three iconic locations: the Sydney Opera House, the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and Bondi Beach. There is now no way around the fact that these icons have become a pilgrimage of antisemitism. In just over two years, each was appropriated for the cause of antisemitism. The incidents

Study: Antisemitism in Healthcare

Since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel, Jewish healthcare professionals and trainees in the West have reported an increase in antisemitic experiences in clinical workplaces and instructional settings. Antisemitism in healthcare operates through traditional stereotypes, tropes, insinuations, and anti-Zionist