The World Jewish Congress tirelessly champions the fight against antisemitism on a global scale.

At 92, David’s message to all of us is simple: 'Never give up.'

Jonathan Braun challenged the UN for its unrepentant anti-Israel bias and refusal to address the rampant Palestinian terrorism.

There is a critical need for world Jewry to unite as one Jewish people, World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder declared.

Since its creation in 1982, Hezbollah has consistently carried out terror attacks worldwide and remains a serious threat. Let's do something about it!

A special EuroBarometer report provides some shocking statistics on Europeans' views of Jew-hatred.

'Colorizing these photos will allow the people depicted in them to speak to us from the past,' says artist Yusuf Tolga Ünker.

In honor of Israel's 70th anniversary, communities around the world united to sing the Jewish state's national anthem, 'Hativka.'

A member of the World Jewish Congress' Diplomatic Corps speaks out against Holocaust denial.

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell, honored by the World Jewish Congress, said America’s support for Israel "has never wavered and never will."

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) may soon publish a “blacklist” of international companies that do business with or are operating beyond Israel’s 1949 armistice lines.

Iconic photographs of moments in Jewish history were released in honor of World Photography Day.

Top diplomat says, “In this region, Israel stands outs as a full-fledged democracy, fully committed to democratic principles, constitutional order and the rule of law."

A journalist shared how his firsthand experience of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict changed his views to be more supportive of Israel.

US aid intended to help ordinary Palestinians is currently diverted by the Palestinian Authority to finance terror. How should these funds be spent instead?

A senior Canadian government minister praised the Jewish state and explained why it's worthwhile to be an ally of Israel.

In 2016 alone, 382,000 anti-Semitic posts were published online, many of them shockingly violent.

Facing pressure from around the world, Comerica Bank closed an account owned by an anti-Israel organization promoting boycotts of the Jewish state.

The technology comprises a cloud-based computer aided dispatch, as well as a mobile application for citizens in distress to report incidents as they happen, aimed at enhancing communication, providing full situational awareness, and reducing the response time of local authorities and security forces.

Remembering the Holocaust is about reminding ourselves how quickly verbal racism and anti-Semitism can turn into acts of murder.

The app, which had been uploaded to Google Play, was removed by its developers on Monday, a school for vocational training based in Zaragoza, Spain. The developers claimed the game was “just a parody.”

Ahead of a UN conference hosted by the Israeli mission and World Jewish Congress to combat BDS, Holland has declared it to be legal and a right of free speech.

"By providing a platform for the worst expressions of anti-Semitism, Google is lending a hand to neo-Nazis," WJC President Lauder said.

Israeli resilience helped him lift the moral of New Yorkers following the September 11, 2001 terror attacks, Giuliani said. “I came to Israel thinking I would lift morale, but I came back uplifted,” he said.

As Europe witnesses the resurgence of anti-Semitism only seven decades after the Holocaust, leaders around the globe stopped to recall its lessons.

The International Council of Jewish Parliamentarians convened in Jerusalem on Sunday, under the auspices of the World Jewish Congress, for three days of intensive discussions and meetings with high-level Israeli officials.

At an event marking 70 years since the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen Nazi death camp, World Jewish Congress president Ronald Lauder warned that it can happen again.

A few days before Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day, thousands of people joined the annual March of the Living event in Budapest, vowing "Never Again!"

Once again European anti-Semitism is rearing its ugly head. The author notes a sharp rise in immigration to Israel as a result of the growing trend.