University to update official policy after ex-student describes hostility toward Jews, including incident at pro-Israel event, which could lead to federal funding withdrawal

Crossword features the two words in vertical succession; company apologizes, says it was an unfortunate coincidence

More than 5,600 sign petition addressed to superintendent after Instagram account associated with school in her district called on followers to identify Jewish students

Bipartisan group will include MPs from Israel, Australia, Canada and UK, will establish consistent policy in legislatures around the world to hold social media sites accountable

Online algorithm produces Holocaust allusions in response to innocuous-seeming query, likely due to a trolling campaign, a 'data void,' or a message board meme, analysts say

Minnesota congresswoman, accused of anti-Jewish hatred herself, tells New York Times that bigotry perceived in different ways by different communities

NY's Olga Lengyel Institute reacts to disturbing new research about lack of once common Holocaust facts, highlighting its new 'How High School Students See the Holocaust' exhibit

Project seeks to fight radicalization online, will initially focus on Germany, France, and the UK

One message at former concentration camp warns Jewish Ukrainian leaders, including country's president, that 'the sale of Ukrainian land will quickly lead you to the Holocaust'

Officers shared imagery of Adolf Hitler and swastikas, as well as other racist and anti-refugee material, over several years, North Rhine-Westphalia minister says