Woman is 2nd in recent weeks to threaten to burn the holy book only to walk it back; Israel warned Stockholm that allowing demonstration would harm bilateral relations

Top diplomat says he's 'horrified' by approval of event in Stockholm; Billström reportedly replies he'll look into constitutional amendments to stop acts

Decision by Swedish police to allow burning of Jewish, Christian holy books outside Israeli embassy had sparked widespread condemnation and outrage

Groups from Europe, US, Israel and elsewhere condemn plan to desecrate Bible at Saturday 'free speech' gathering, pointing to echoes of Nazi book-burnings

Chief rabbi calls on Stockholm to stop the burning: 'any desecration of sacred Jewish items is not freedom, but antisemitism'; Ambassador: 'an act of hate and disrespect'

Surrounded by family, the 93-year-old former US ambassador views the 1,200-year-old Bible, which he donated to the ANU Museum in Tel Aviv 'for the Jewish people'

New online edition of the Tanach available via Sefaria doesn't use either masculine or feminine pronouns for God

Rare, 1,100-year-old manuscript to be displayed at ANU Museum of the Jewish People in New York after former US envoy to Romania submits winning bid

1,000-year-old codice, likely to become most expensive book or historical document ever sold, touted as 'undeniably one of the most important and singular texts in human history'

Jared Polis lost his Hebrew Bible, but after a number of frantic calls, one was found at nearby annual national conference of Jewish day school network Prizmah