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Columbia University Adopts IHRA Definition and Strengthens Antisemitism Policies Ahead of Funding Agreement

Columbia’s latest reforms will fulfill federal requirements for restoring more than $400 million in aid following a civil-rights probe.

White House Rebukes ‘Concentration Camp’ Claims as ICE Warns Rhetoric Could Spur Violence

Michael Rapaport Apologizes for Sharing AI-Generated Auschwitz Image but Keeps Post Online

Virginia Attorney General Reviews Antisemitism Complaint Against Nysmith School

Mamdani Defends ‘Globalize the Intifada,’ Draws Holocaust Museum Rebuke

Hamburg Parliament President Concludes Israel Visit With Yad Vashem Center Pitch

Ottawa’s National Holocaust Monument Defaced with ‘Feed Me’ Graffiti

Adams Pushes City Law to Adopt IHRA Antisemitism Definition

Neuengamme Memorial Displays Stolen Belongings of Former Camp Inmates in #StolenMemory Exhibit

Berlin Senate Weighs Memorial Options for Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer

Discrimination Reports Against Sinti and Roma in Hesse Surge by 40% in 2024

CNN Host and Guest Clash Over Education Secretary’s Holocaust Denier Hiring Response

Milan Holocaust Memorial’s New Segre and Bruck Mural Vandalized Hours After Unveiling

AfD Expels Member Who Vandalized Hannover-Ahlem Holocaust Memorial

German Bundesrat Reaffirms Commitment to Israel on 60th Anniversary of Diplomatic Ties

Elon Musk’s AI Chatbot Grok Faces Backlash Over Extremist Outputs

Berlin Honors Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer in State Memorial and Burial

Berlin Opens Condolence Book for Holocaust Survivor Margot Friedländer

German Foreign Minister Calls for Ceasefire Talks and Gaza Reconstruction Without Hamas

Margot Friedländer, Holocaust Survivor and Advocate for Humanity, Dies at 103