Kids’ books, cartoons, and music videos keep the mameloshn alive in an unexpected place
Europe’s refugee crisis has revived interest among Scandinavians in their nations’ legacies during WWII and overturned some long-held beliefs about their history
The friendship of two young writers from Lodz who survived the Holocaust and achieved very different kinds of literary fame
Another year of worsening conditions for Jews in Sweden
Events over the weekend should spark a long-overdue, honest conversation about the real sources of European anti-Semitism
The same center had previously been excluded from a local Holocaust commemoration due to far-left anti-Semitism
Many knee-jerk criticisms misconstrued Donald Trump’s comments about ‘last night in Sweden.’ The Scandinavian country has its own set of problems related to immigration and crime.
Swedish journalist Göran Rosenberg’s chilling, newly translated memoir, ‘A Brief Stop on the Road From Auschwitz,’ tracks his father’s attempt to survive survival
On Wednesday, Jewish communities in three cities—Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Malmö—shuttered synagogues and suspended activities as authorities hunted for terror suspect
Voices from Europe: A year abroad offers a new glimpse of Jewish culture
Interview exposes profound problem in Swedish society
The two teens tried to get past security during a rally in the Swedish city
Locals say anti-Semitic vandalism the work of organized neo-Nazi groups
Israel ‘Izzy’ Young reinvents himself as the caretaker of folk music history
Journalist Patrick Reilly wore a kippah for a day and documented the reactions
67 percent say reporting anti-Semitic incidents to authorities is ineffectual
In Sweden, a respected magazine is reviving the canard that the IDF plundered the organs of Palestinians
Troubling news from Sweden, Denmark, and Finland