The Kunstmuseum Basel has reached a settlement with the heirs of Richard Semmel, a Jewish collector who sold Camille Pissarro's painting under duress in 1933 after fleeing Nazi Germany.

Amsterdam's Jewish community has a rich history dating back to the 16th century.

Zebulon Simentov, recognized as Afghanistan's last Jew, has arrived in Israel after years of resisting emigration. Simentov, who maintained Kabul's synagogue, left Afghanistan in 2021 amid the Taliban's resurgence.

The "Shalom Y'all" Jewish Food Festival is celebrating its 34th year in Savannah, Georgia. The festival offers a variety of traditional Jewish foods, cultural exhibits, and entertainment, attracting thousands of attendees annually.

Orthodox Jewish families in California have won a legal appeal against the state's exclusion of religious schools from special education funding.

Comedian Seth Meyers explores his connections to Judaism in his new stand-up special, "Dad Man Walking."

An author shares a personal reflection on finding solace in a Jewish children's book amid the chaos of daily life.

The Tsitsit Jewish Fringe Festival is returning for its fourth year, featuring a diverse lineup of performances across London starting November 7.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has invited Jewish and Muslim leaders to an interfaith event at Downing Street.

Thessaloniki is set to open its Holocaust museum, 80 years after the mass deportation and murder of its Jewish population during World War II.