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‘We miss you’: TikTok sees resurrection of Hitler support, Sky News investigation finds

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Irmgard Furchner, a 96-year-old former secretary to the SS commander of the Stutthof concentration camp, is pictured at the beginning of her trial in a courtroom, in Itzehoe, Germany, October 19, 2021.

Court upholds 99-year-old Nazi camp worker's murder conviction

By REUTERS

Supporters of the National Socialist Movement, a white nationalist political group, give Nazi salutes while taking part in a swastika burning at an undisclosed location in Georgia, U.S. on April 21, 2018.

'Hate and division': Ex-neo-Nazi activist explains how kids are radicalized

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

Paris 2024 Olympics - Football - Men's Group D - Israel vs Paraguay - Parc des Princes, Paris, France - July 27, 2024. Protesters hold up the flag of Palestine in the stands before the match.

Antisemitic protestors chant 'Heil Hitler' during Israel-Paraguay soccer match at Paris Olympics

By Margaux Jubin

THE WRITER visits the Old City of Jerusalem, while serving as a visiting professor at the Hebrew University in 2021-22.

Ukraine's celebration of Nazi Shukhevych conflicts with its desire for democratic ideals

By W. JULIAN KORAB-KARPOWICZ

Seated Nude Woman was originally owned by Austrian-Jewish cabaret performer Fritz Grünbaum, whose art collection was stolen by the Nazis.

New York City announces return of stolen Nazi art to Austrian Jewish owners

By MICHAEL STARR

In a rare move, over 35 organizations from around the world applauded Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta for its policy change regarding antisemitism

Why Meta's decision on 'Zionists' as a proxy for Jews matters

By ANDRE OBOLER

Adolf Hitler

99 years since publication of Mein Kampf, 'struggle' against antisemitism continues

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

‘APPLYING THE term “Nazi” to anyone other than the past century’s genocidal criminals or their neo-Nazi successors is despicable and revolting.’

'Nashville has a Nazi problem': Jews face two weeks of neo-Nazi invasion

By MICHAEL STARR

SEFTON DELMER (center) reporting from a German reception camp for refugees from Eastern Europe, 1958. Delmer was recruited in 1940 by the Special Operations Executive (SOE) to organize ‘Black Propaganda’ broadcasts to Nazi Germany.

'How to Win an Information War': When Jews played antisemites to trick Hitler

By COLIN SHINDLER

AN ISRAELI TANK maneuvers near the Israel-Gaza border, this week. If Israel stopped the war today, Hamas would likely recruit more terrorists and replenish its arms, says the writer.

To eliminate Hamas Israel needs to defeat their ideology

By ZINA RAKHAMILOVA

UNRWA COMMISSIONER-GENERAL Philippe Lazzarini attends a briefing on the humanitarian situation in the Palestinian areas, at the United Nations in Geneva, last week.

UNRWA doesn’t assist refugees, it aids and abets terrorism

By David Ben-Basat

British human rights activist Leah Levin.

Jewish life stories: The Jewish refugee who wrote the book on human rights

By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL/JTA

Bettina Farack, a research fellow at the Leo Baeck Institute in Jerusalem, speaks about the Library of Lost Books initiative during a launch event in Berlin in November 2023.

Amateur detectives are invited to join search for a lost Jewish library looted by the Nazis

By SHIRA LI BARTOV/JTA

Bjoern Hoecke, most prominent member of the far-right Alternative for Germany's hard-line wing, arrives for his expected verdict in Halle, Germany, July 1, 2024, on charges of using a banned Nazi slogan at a rally.

'Everything for Germany': Bjoern Hoecke again fined for using banned Nazi phrase

By ANDREW LAPIN/JTA , Rebecca Szlechter