
Diaspora News
The latest diaspora stories, each synthesized from multiple sources with added background and context.
Featured Diaspora Stories


Canada’s heritage minister deems Hamas labeling omission in Nakba exhibit a ‘failure’ requiring rectification
Canadian Heritage Minister Marc Miller called the Canadian Museum for Human Rights’ Nakba exhibit an “error” for not labeling Hamas as a terrorist organization and urged rectification, arguing the omission reflects a biased, controversial curatorial choice. The stance drew sharp criticism from Jewish groups and commentators, amid ongoing opposition to the exhibit and accompanying resignations on the museum’s board.

More Top Stories
Toronto Jewish teen Esther located after two-week disappearance
The Jerusalem Post•4 months ago
Abe Foxman: The Diaspora's Last Steady Voice
The Jerusalem Post•5 months ago
More Diaspora Stories

Farewell to a civil-rights beacon: Abe Foxman dies at 86
Abraham Foxman, longtime ADL national director (1987–2015) and Holocaust survivor who grew up hidden as a Jew before emigrating to the U.S., died at 86. Funeral services were planned in New York, with tributes from Jonathan Greenblatt and Israeli leaders highlighting his lifelong fight against antisemitism and commitment to education and antibias work. Foxman authored books and op-eds, shaping American Jewish advocacy and the modern approach to defending civil rights and Israel in the Diaspora.