Latin America’s Largest Online Retailer Removing Anti-Semitic Objects From Site

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Mercado Libre, Latin America’s largest online retailer, is purging anti-Semitic objects it previously listed for sale from its store.

Orthodox Amazon Sellers Say They’re Squeezed by New Shipping Requirement

A change in requirements for participating in a select Amazon delivery program is posing potentially insurmountable challenges for Orthodox sellers.

Former Intelligence Officer Convicted Under Romania’s Holocaust Denial Law

A former Romanian intelligence officer has been sentenced to 13 months in prison for Holocaust denial in the first-ever conviction under the country’s 2002 law.

Fauci Wins $1 Million Israeli Prize for ‘Courageously Defending Science’

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country’s top infectious disease specialist, was awarded a $1 million prize from an Israeli foundation for “courageously defending science ..."

ADL Singles Out Poland, Hungary, Russia and British Labour Party in Europe Anti-Semitism Report

Authorities in Poland, Russia, Hungary and some British Labour Party lawmakers used anti-Semitism for political means, according to the ADL.

Gulf Jews Form Umbrella Body to Make Observance Easier

Jews in six Gulf states are uniting under an umbrella association to facilitate Jewish observance.

Russian-Israeli Aslan Karatsev Makes Tennis History at Australian Open

Aslan Karatsev, a Russian tennis player with Jewish heritage who lived in Israel for nearly a decade, is making history at the Australian Open.