Aim is to 'terrify' and recall Holocaust, says Jewish student leader; suburb mayor decries acts as contrary to 'tolerance and mutual respect,' another files complaint
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Those seeking help include families who lost loved ones, Holocaust survivors, and parents anxious for the safety of their children amid a spike in antisemitism in France
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France's Jewish community badly hit by Hamas's massacre, with 19 killed and 13 missing; Jewish students union says not only Jews targeted, but ideas of freedom and democracy

Andre Chervin, 95, has supplied the world's most elite brands for decades; says collection represents 'a lifetime of work'

Eclipsed by neo-Nazi hostility, radicals on the other side of the political divide are bringing Jew hatred mainstream, the US group and four European partners say

13-year-old boy wearing outwardly religious clothing is pushed against wall and threatened in Lyon; attacker pulls tzitzit, makes anti-Jewish remarks to Chabad man in San Diego

Both houses of parliament unanimously vote in legislation cutting red tape for returning works from French museums to former owners

Myriam Ackermann-Sommer wants to see women more involved with Jewish life, including in the synagogue. But not all welcome her -- or even her Modern Orthodox denomination

The indiscriminate looting and torching of stores and vehicles sparked by a police shooting of a Muslim teen invokes for many a wave of antisemitic attacks less than a decade ago

Accused men discussed attack on Jewish community offices and mosques in group chat named Operation WaffenKraft, in a nod to Nazi Waffen-SS military branch