Two scholars will win Salo W. and Jeannette M. Baron Young Scholar Awards every 2 years, Austrian institution announces

Report says the assault came after victim's request that suspects stop making antisemitic remarks was ignored

'Nothing justifies terrorist rocket fire from Gaza,' top Vienna diplomat says as EU countries take stand for security of Jewish state amid conflict with Hamas

Over 1,900 descendants of those forced out during the Holocaust have reclaimed citizenship since law change in 2019, although not all are sure their relatives would have approved

Officials accuse Geoffrey Hoguet of libelous claims amid ongoing legal conflict over foundation expropriated under Third Reich

Anti-Semitism poll commissioned by the government finds prejudice has dropped since 2018, but still records higher levels than similar sampling by the Anti-Defamation League

Austrian chancellor says the 2 European countries will work with the Jewish state to produce 'doses of second-generation vaccine for further mutations of the coronavirus'

Sebastian Kurz, Mette Frederiksen to arrive next week for sit-down with Netanyahu on cooperation in procuring, developing inoculations

Ex-asylum seeker buys house, the legacy of Jewish actor, writer Otto Tausig, who helped found it after Nazis forced him into exile; it's named for grandmother who died in a camp

No charges, but investigators say Ilan Tzorya and Tradologic provided software to manipulate financial data and help swindlers defraud consumers; Tzorya denies wrongdoing