Graffiti across Cologne has turned into a mirror of global tensions, where political slogans layer over memories of the past—revealing how Europe’s walls have become battlegrounds for identity, history and protest

Ahead of  the Sukkot holiday, IDF troops receive tactical sukkah and Four Species carriers; civilians see lower prices, new designs, breathable fabrics, LED lights and a satirical poster tackling Sukkot’s most persistent pest

Bus driver in Moldova refused to let Chava Shmilovitz and her son board and told police the company 'doesn’t transport Jews or Israelis'; the two were returning home from Uman after the High Holidays and said they faced open antisemitism

A relentless engineer and visionary admiral, Hyman G. Rickover reshaped the US Navy by harnessing nuclear power, building a fleet that could sail endlessly beneath the seas and redefining American naval strength for generations

British Jewish groups say Tommy Robinson’s planned Israel visit, backed by Minister Amichai Chikli, risks legitimizing hate and damaging ties with UK Jewry amid growing concern over extremism and antisemitism in Europe