'Jews to death, rats we are coming to get you in your sewers,' and 'Nazi Jews you will pay' scrawled on bathroom wall; Jewish community on high alert amid Israel-Hamas war

'Houses of Life' collects documents and artifacts on 2,000 years of Italian Jews, puts spotlight on renovations underway at Jewish sites

The Jewish-Uruguayan-Italian actor, director, producer and former parliamentarian expounds on cancel culture, his Judaism, and why he feels Roman Polanski isn't getting his due

To solve a diplomatic dispute with Germany over civil suits for Nazi crimes, Italy decides to pony up - but Jewish community members say the government is trying not to pay out

From the Church to Mussolini, 'Intimate Strangers' sees archaeologist and historian Fredric Brandfon explore the rich and complex history of Europe's oldest Jewish community

Despite decades of grassroots work, a community descended from Jews forced into hiding during the Spanish Inquisition fights an uphill battle against local religious bureaucracy

Veteran star will portray art collector Maurice Gangnat in movie diving into the life of the iconic painter against the backdrop of 1916 Paris

Site will commemorate 2,000 of city's Jews killed by Nazis and supporters, announcement follows visit by Netanyahu

Noemi di Segni says alleged ministerial support for attacks on Arabs has made it 'impossible' to be a proud Jew; urges changes to judicial overhaul and death penalty bills

Prime minister receives updates on terror shooting from aides during speech by community representative, but attempt to show unity crumbles in face of judicial overhaul criticism