Shafiq Rahman was sentenced to 16 months in prison for an antisemitic attack on an Orthodox Jewish man in Slough after threatening and abusing him on the street; He was also convicted in a separate case involving a dog that seriously injured a man

Jewish leaders, politicians and citizens marked the 1941 massacre of hundreds of Jews by their Polish neighbors, while far-right activists insisted only the Nazis were responsible; Poland’s chief rabbi urged the country to confront its past