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The Jerusalem Report is an editorially independent biweekly newsmagazine that offers original journalism from Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. Founded in 1990, The Jerusalem Report consistently aims to bridge the gaps between Israel and the Diaspora, and honestly assess Israel's relations with its Arab neighbors.

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A Jewish student sits in front of posters of October 7 hostages at Columbia University.

Israel came together on October 8 – American Jews still haven't

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Belgian military personnel armed with assault rifles stand guard outside a synagogue in central Antwerp as part of Belgium’s reinforced security measures established at Jewish schools and synagogues, on March 23.

Israel can't front the fight against antisemitism – only arm it

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Public channels on the platform are among the online spaces researchers monitor for antisemitic content.

A week inside the echo chamber where antisemitism spreads

By Chani Kaplan
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A protester holds a sign that reads ‘Anti-Semitism Kills!’ during the ‘Britain Stands With British Jews’ rally at Downing Street in May in London, England. Antisemitic incidents have risen dramatically against Jews globally and in the United States and violence has become once again part of Jewish l

Jews are being beaten again in record numbers across the West

By KENNETH JACOBSON
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Hen and Marc at their sunset wedding ceremony on September 20, 2025, in Thira (Santorini), Greece.

Hen Mazzig: Our enemies have no answer for Jewish joy

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Students demonstrate during a pro-Palestinian protest during the University of Michigan’s spring commencement ceremony on May 4, 2024 at Michigan Stadium.

Antisemitism charges aren't always the answer to campus intimidation

By Jeffrey Veidlinger
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Large crowds of people attend a rally organized by the Campaign Against Antisemitism, opposite Downing Street in Central London on May 10.

Britain’s antisemitism crisis: A community on edge

By LIANNE KOLIRIN
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UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk (R) looks on next to Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights Nada al-Nashif during a UN Human Rights Council debate over Israel’s actions on September 16, 2025.

The blood libel that won't die: How the UN weaponized genocide claims against Israel

By BEN COHEN
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Protesters in France hold a sign that reads FEMINISTS AND QUEER PEOPLE STAND WITH GAZA during the 2026 Suburban Pride which took place in Aubervilliers in support of LGBTQ people in working class neighborhoods in June.

The intersectionality trap fueling antisemitism

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Ronald Lamola, South African justice minister, is seen outside the International Criminal Court after his government filed an indictment against Israel in January 2024. Jewish South Africans say there is a huge gap between the actions of the government and how the community feels inside the country.

South African Jewry: comfortable as Jews, cautious as Zionists

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Brodie Mitchell campaigning against Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps outside the UK prime minister’s residence on Downing Street in London.

The Zionist exception: UK universities accused of failing Jewish students

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The Eichmann trail was held in Jerusalem, Israel, from April 11 to August 14, 1961.

He was the youngest reporter at Eichmann's trial – now one of the last

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Germany granted citizenship to 6,756 Israelis in 2025, making its embassy in Israel the country's largest passport office outside Europe.

Back to Germany: Israelis reclaim the citizenship the Nazis took away

By Ben Kauschansky
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New olim arrive in Israel with Nefesh B’Nefesh.

For young immigrants, belonging in Israel takes years

By Noa Jeifetz
A woman holds a sign reading "Stop Hunting Jews" during a demonstration against antisemitism following a rise in anti-Jewish incidents after the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks.

Battling antisemitism - from the editor

By RUTH MARKS EGLASH
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Motorists drive their vehicles past a political billboard featuring US President Donald Trump and the Strait of Hormuz along Valiasr Square in Tehran on May 26.

By mistaking delay for diplomacy, the West is again falling into Iran's negotiation trap

By DANNY AYALON , Moran Alaluf
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King Abdullah II of Jordan. Analysts say that the return of the death penalty is intended to send a clear message of deterrence as the kingdom grapples with multiple internal and external challenges.

'Killing security officers is a red line': Why Jordan brought back the death penalty

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Mohamed Salah and teammates of Egypt complain to referee Francois Letexier during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 match between Argentina and Egypt on July 7.

When Arabs lose in the World Cup, the Jew is summoned as the hidden hand

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US President Donald Trump meets Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa during regional diplomatic talks on May 14. The Trump administration is weighing whether engagement with Damascus could produce a broader regional breakthrough.

Israeli normalization with Syria may be Trump's only tangible Middle East win left

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Airport staff walks through the empty arrivals hall at Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv on June 13, 2025, after Israel closed its air space to takeoff and landing.

A land with no tourists: Israel's summer season on ice again as tourism struggles to recover

By RUTH MARKS EGLASH
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The Tel Aviv coast, usually packed with tourists during the summer, has seen fewer international visitors over the past three years.

Crowded bars, missing tourists: Tel Aviv refuses to sleep, even as tourist arrivals plunge

By Chani Kaplan
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