Oct 20 - By Seanna Adcox, Associated Press Writer
Two Republican county officials in South Carolina have apologized after they disparaged Jews in a newspaper op-ed in support of a fiscally conservative U.S. senator.
Oct 13 - By Associated Press
The Vatican says Pope Benedict XVI will visit Rome's main synagogue in January as part of Catholic-Jewish dialogue.
Sep 24 - By Christopher Wills, Associated Press Writer
Proud of his religion and worried about its future, Chicago dentist Max Feinberg wrote a will with an unusual catch: His grandchildren wouldn't inherit a penny if they married someone who wasn't Jewish.
Aug 20 - By Rachel Zoll, AP Religion Writer
Major Jewish groups and rabbis from the three largest branches of American Judaism said Thursday that their relationship with Roman Catholic leaders is at risk because of a recent U.S. bishops' statement on salvation.
Aug 17 - By Bradley S. Klapper, Associated Press Writer
Liechtenstein's reigning prince has angered German Jews by invoking the Holocaust to defend his country's banking secrecy.

Jul 16 - By Diaa Hadid, Associated Press Writer
Representatives of an anti-Zionist, ultra-Orthodox Jewish sect paid a brief visit to the Gaza Strip on Thursday on a solidarity mission with the area's militantly anti-Israel Hamas leaders.

Apr 26 - By Hamza Hendawi, Associated Press Writer
In this village in northern Yemen, where a kosher butcher slaughters chickens and the school bus carries young boys in side curls along a dirt track to their Hebrew studies, one of the oldest Jewish communities in the Arab world is fighting for its survival.

Apr 13 - By Ariel David, Associated Press Writer
More than 65 years after villagers provided shelter to Italian Jews fleeing from the Nazis, a group of those who evaded capture rushed to repay that sacrifice in rural communities hard-hit by an earthquake.
Apr 1 - By Marcus Franklin, Associated Press Writer
Prosecutors, counselors and religious leaders on Wednesday announced a program to combat sexual abuse among members of the insular world of Brooklyn's ultra-Orthodox Jews — a problem one lawmaker says extends beyond New York.
Mar 4 - By Associated Press
Vatican Radio said Wednesday that a 1943 document found in a Rome convent bolsters church contentions that Pope Pius XII tried to save Jews from Nazis in World War II.

Feb 27 - By Jay Reeves, Associated Press Writer
Members of the newest Jewish family in Dothan are settling in to their piece of the promised land: A new home, just down the street from the city's water park and Dixie Youth baseball fields.

Feb 19 - By Jeannette Neumann, Associated Press Writer
A British bishop whose denial of the Holocaust embroiled the pope in controversy left Argentina Tuesday after the government ordered him out, calling his statements "an insult" to humanity.

Feb 16 - By Verena Von Derschau, Associated Press Writer
France's top judicial body on Monday formally recognized the nation's role in deporting Jews to Nazi death camps during the Holocaust — but effectively ruled out any more reparations for the deportees or their families.
Feb 12 - By The Associated Press
Pope Benedict XVI issued his strongest condemnation yet about Holocaust denial during a meeting Thursday with American Jewish leaders. Here are excerpts of his speech and reactions from some Jewish representatives present.

Feb 12 - By Victor L. Simpson, Associated Press Writers
Pope Benedict XVI told American Jewish leaders Thursday that he plans to visit Israel in May, coupling the long-awaited announcement with his strongest condemnation of Holocaust denial. The 81-year-old pope assured the group that the Catholic Church was "profoundly and irrevocably committed to reject all anti-Semitism," helping to ease Jewish furor that followed the pope's reinstatement of an ultraconservative bishop who questioned the extent of the Holocaust.

Feb 8 - By Debora Rey, Associated Press Writer
The bishop whose rehabilitation by the Vatican sparked outrage because of his denials of the Holocaust has been removed as the head of an Argentine seminary, his superiors said Monday.

Feb 7 - By Associated Press
The German chancellor called the pope Sunday, days after she demanded he clarify the Vatican's stance on the Holocaust after it lifted the excommunication of a bishop who denies six million Jews were killed.
Feb 4 - By The Associated Press
The following are some quotes by Bishop Richard Williamson, who the Vatican said Wednesday must recant his position on the Holocaust:

Feb 4 - By Associated Press
Representatives of the World Jewish Congress say they are optimistic about Vatican-Jewish ties after meeting with top Vatican officials following a dispute over a Holocaust-denying bishop.

Feb 2 - By Christopher Torchia, Associated Press Writer
Turkey's main Jewish group urged the state Wednesday to prosecute what it called anti-Semitic acts linked to Israel's offensive in Gaza.

Jan 26 - By Frances D'Emilio, Associated Press Writer
A bishop recently rehabilitated by Pope Benedict XVI expressed regret Friday to the pontiff for the "distress and problems" he caused by denying the Holocaust.
Jan 13 - By Associated Press
The Vatican says Jewish complaints about Pope Benedict XVI's commitment to dialogue with Jews are "excessive."

Jan 6 - By John Leicester, AP Sports Columnist
Signs are mounting that the conflict in Gaza is starting to spill over into violence in Europe's towns and cities, with assaults against Jews and arson attacks on Jewish congregations in France, Sweden and Britain.

Dec 4 - By Ravi Nessman, Associated Press Writer
Mumbai's tiny Jewish community feels itself under threat for the first time in hundreds of years in the wake of the deadly attacks by suspected Muslim militants that included a bloody two-day siege at an ultra-Orthodox Jewish center.

Nov 17 - By Monika Scislowska, Associated Press Writer
Dozens of Poles were awarded medals Monday for risking their lives during World War II to save Jews from the Holocaust.