Hate to march its way through Rome Those who attend the June 7 march will fuel the catastrophic antisemitic surge that began after the Hamas attacks on Oct. 7, 2023 and recall other acts of Jew-hatred. Fiamma Nirenstein May 29, 2025
The willing executioners of today’s anti-Israel hatred Words like “genocide” and “apartheid” are recklessly thrown into political discourse. Fiamma Nirenstein May 9, 2025
Israelis kicked out of restaurant in Naples for being ‘Zionists’ “We touched with our own hands what antisemitism is,” declared Geula Mozes. Yossi Lempkowicz May 6, 2025
Weaponizing ‘Hava Nagila’ and the fires that blaze in Israel Using a song of Jewish joy to promote a Palestinian agenda is just another example of the upside-down narratives being used to vilify Jews as oppressors. Fiamma Nirenstein May 2, 2025
Rome’s meeting was beneficial only to Italy and Iran The Islamic Republic was trying to curry favor with Washington and improve its image in Europe by making it appear that it is interested in the talks Giovanni Giacalone April 29, 2025
From Rome to Jerusalem: The unfinished dialogue between Jews and the Vatican Judeo-Christian brotherhood is built on the value of freedom. And the first freedom is the right to defend life. Fiamma Nirenstein April 23, 2025
Defaced Holocaust artwork finds new home in Rome museum "The mural must live because it was vandalized, and so it will live, and everything related to memory and what I have personally experienced must live," said 93-year-old Holocaust Survivor, the subject of the piece. JNS Staff April 9, 2025
Rare 17th-century Esther Scroll returns to Ferrara for Purim show The National Library of Israel is lending the 400-year-old artifact to the National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah for a new temporary exhibition. Joshua Marks March 11, 2025
Paris, Berlin, London, Rome endorse Arab plan for Gaza The European countries endorsed the “central role for the Palestinian Authority and the implementation of its reform agenda.” JNS Staff March 8, 2025
