Herzog Links Bondi Massacre to Global Rise in Antisemitism
Israeli President Isaac Herzog warns the Bondi Beach terror attack, killing 15, mirrors a global rise in antisemitism since Oct 7th. He addressed victims'.
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Knesset Plenum holds special debate marking International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Israeli Knesset holds special debate for International Holocaust Remembrance Day, honoring survivors and vowing to fight antisemitism, ensuring dignity and.
Herzog Criticizes New York Mayor, Calls Denial of Jewish Self-Determination ‘Antisemitism’
President Herzog criticized New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, declaring that denying Jewish self-determination in their homeland is antisemitism at a Jerusalem.
Remarks by PM Netanyahu at the Second International Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem
Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke at Jerusalem's Second International Conference on Combating Antisemitism, declaring the fight against hatred a "long battle.".
Annual Report Executive Brief Global Overview of Antisemitism in 2025
Israel's Ministry of Diaspora Affairs 2025 report reveals escalating global antisemitism, particularly in Western countries, linking world events to increased.
Leaders from Around the World Expected to Attend Israel’s ‘Generation Truth’ Conference to Combat Antisemitism
World leaders, including prime ministers and ministers, will attend Israel's 'Generation Truth' conference in Jerusalem Jan 26-27 to combat antisemitism.
At Auschwitz, Israeli and Polish Presidents Urge Global Action Against Hatred and Terror
President Isaac Herzog of Israel and Polish President Andrzej Duda met at the Auschwitz concentration camp on Thursday as Israel marked Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Antisemitism Peaked Globally After October 7 Attack, Report Finds
The global surge in antisemitic incidents triggered by the October 7 Hamas attack is showing signs of easing—but levels remain significantly higher than before the war, according to the *Antisemitism Worldwide Report 2024,” published by Tel Aviv University’s Center for the Study of Contemporary European Jewry and the Irwin Cotler Institute for Democracy, Human Rights and Justice.