Liliana Segre, a ‘senator for life,’ has been sounding the alarm about divisions within Italian society for years, has had police protection since 2019

Justices Jill Karofsky and Rebecca Dallet say they are concerned for their safety after receiving barrage of online harassment targeting them as Jews

Tamalpais Union district near San Francisco takes action after social media users deny Holocaust, make threats in repeated incident

After package delayed, woman in The Netherlands who sent it to her grandchildren in Holon discovered offensive phrase was added to postal code

No reason given for release of Richard Tobin, 19, accused of directing other members of anti-Semitic group to vandalize houses of worship in Michigan and Wisconsin

New ADL poll, conducted before height of coronavirus pandemic, finds more than 54% of American Jews say they've witnessed anti-Semitic comments

New Jersey man, 43, charged with making terroristic threats during state of emergency after writing to governor on Facebook to threaten Lakewood community with baseball bat assault

Parents of 21-year-old William Warden say mentally-ill son was vulnerable to being exploited by white supremacists online: 'We apologize profusely to the Jewish community'

Cassidy Pyser says former roommate at Kutztown University sent her harassing text messages about Holocaust, smashed her mezuzah

Elon Carr tells religious freedom commission that Facebook, Twitter can shut down anti-Semitic content by enforcing their own terms of use