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Antisemitism in Healthcare Is a Public Health Crisis — and Must Be Treated as One
The Algemeiner Published on December 1, 2025 Read on www.algemeiner.com Illustrative: Medical staff work at the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) ward at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, in Jerusalem January 31, 2022. …
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Jewish film festival cancelled in Sweden after cinemas refuse to host events
Euronews Published on October 17, 2025 Read on www.euronews.com “It is, of course, alarming that we have reached this point, that one of our national minorities feels so vulnerable and that organisers believe it is not possible to arrange events and cultural activities with Jewish content.”
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Discrimination and harrassment of Jews in the arts in Australia
Jewish Independent Published on August 28, 2025 Read on thejewishindependent.com.au A number of Jewish creatives, philanthropists and cultural professionals in Australia are withdrawing from public roles, leadership positions or industry networks because of what they describe as “ambient antisemitism” in the creative and cultural sectors. It says these stakeholders feel increasingly excluded, unsafe or professionally…
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Court Refuses to Dismiss Jewish Student’s Discrimination Lawsuit against Carnegie Mellon University
Accel Admin Published on January 6, 2025 Read on www.allenharrislaw.com Recently, a Pennsylvania federal judge has refused to dismiss a Jewish student’s discrimination lawsuit. Learn more here.
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Lawmakers, health care providers raise alarm about growing antisemitism in medical field
Marc Rod Published on December 18, 2024 Read on jewishinsider.com Rep. Jamie Raskin said he was ‘shocked and astonished’ by the degree of anti-Jewish discrimination among health care providers
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Jewish Australian artists forced out of their livlihoods for being Jewish
ABC News Australia Published on February 9, 2024 Read on www.abc.net.au A Monash University study found that since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, many Jewish artists in Australia’s cultural industries have faced harassment, abuse, doxxing and professional isolation tied to polarised debates over the Israel-Gaza conflict. Interviewees reported online threats, lost work and pressure…
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On Edge Before Miami Basel, the Art World Is Bracing for ‘the Question’
Artnet Published on December 1, 2023 Read on news.artnet.com Private art dealer Mireille Mosler, the child of Holocaust survivors, moved to New York from Amsterdam in 1992, in part to not have to be always identified as a Jew. But recently, an art world colleague made a comment about her “Jewfro” hair and introduced her…
