Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy condemns Mussolini's 1938 racial laws, 'all of whose weight I still feel on my shoulders to this day'

Two of those who died in 1944 Fosse Ardeatine massacre, in which 335 were killed in reprisal for a partisan attack on an SS regiment, can now finally be honored by families

Beloved performer dies 9 days after birthday; her Jewish father fled Italy when Mussolini passed racial laws; she was saved by fake document her mother procured

The $10 million project is self-financed by the city's Jewish community and will inject new life into the central complex; includes an immersive replica of ancient ghetto housing

Bride and Groom wear face masks during the nuptials at the Great Synagogue of Rome

Jewish congregants in Milan not permitted to bring their own kippot, prayer shawls or other religious items; instead receive sanitized kit when they arrive

Jews and Jewish leaders in places like Belgium, Italy and the UK have avoided discussion of virus in communities that could most vulnerable to it

As the toll rises, the Jewish community of Italy relies on its own local media and communal institutions as lifelines for social welfare and solidarity

Giovanni Gasparro uploads 'the Martyrdom of St. Simon of Trento for Jewish ritual murder,' which shows several grinning Jews as they collect blood from body of a child

Italy is now leading the world in COVID-19 related deaths, but funerals are forbidden. Our writer describes how Jewish communities mourn -- and live -- under lockdown