Jewish American artists were at the heart of the comics industry – and a closer read of beloved characters reflects fears ...

In the dark hours of 9th November 1938, Jewish-owned stores, buildings, and synagogues were vandalized and set aflame, ...

I’m old enough to remember when it was neo-Nazis who smashed up Jewish-owned businesses. Now it’s so-called progressives. Not ...

Federal authorities arrest Clift A. Seferlis for sending "numerous" antisemitic threats to Jewish institutions since March ...

A Maryland man faces charges for mailing threats related to antisemitism to Jewish organizations across several states.

In 1938 Nazi Germany, Kristallnacht—the Night of Broken Glass—didn’t come out of nowhere. It was the culmination of years of managed propaganda hate-filled rhetoric.

Kristallnacht translates as Night of Broken Glass, a reference to the thousands of shops, businesses and synagogues destroyed by the Nazis across the two nights in November 1938.

In an attempt to describe the horrific attack against Jews in Amsterdam, some reverted to using Holocaust terminology which distorts history. This was not a replay of Kristallnacht, as despicable ...

DC kosher restaurant vandalized on anniversary of Kristallnacht D.C. police said that it is not currently being investigated as a hate crime, but that could change as more information comes to light.

Kristallnacht, though it’s honored every year in South Florida, takes on new relevance in light of the ongoing war in the Middle East. It’s been just over one year since October 7, ...

Kristallnacht was sanctioned by the state, a new theatre in its prelude to “the Final Solution.” It followed five years of marginalizing, isolating and demonizing Germany’s 540,000 Jews, ...