A Church of England vicar has apologised after being criticised for posting a link to an internet article blaming Israel for the September 11 terror attacks.

The decision by Holocaust Education Trust Ireland to ban any reference “to the Jewish State or the State of Israel” during any part of the Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony is unjust.

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Violent attacks against Jews worldwide dropped in 2013, but anti-Semitism is becoming more widespread in Europe amid a rise in popularity of extremist parties, according to a report released yesterday.

West Ham’s owners have issued a warning ahead of tonight’s visit of Tottenham that they have a zero-tolerance approach to any racist behaviour by supporters.

Rupert Murdoch has offered a “major apology” for a “grotesque” cartoon in the Sunday Times that sparked claims of anti-semitism.

The acting editor of the Sunday Times has echoed News International boss Rupert Murdoch’s apology about a “grotesque” cartoon which appeared in the paper sparking claims of anti-semitism.

Today marks Holocaust Memorial Day, but this year’s Irish events will be missing a significant voice, writes Deirdre Cashion

Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore met with the President of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas this afternoon during the third day of his visit to Israel and the Palestinian Territories.

The President Mary McAleese will attend a ceremony in Dublin today to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.

Tánaiste Michael McDowell is to address a ceremony in Dublin this evening marking the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp.

Ireland's Jewish community says it is more important than ever to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day this year.

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, accompanied by 20 survivors of the Holocaust and their grandchildren, joined thousands of people today in an emotional memorial for the victims of the Nazis at the biggest World War II death camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau.

The millions of people who were exterminated in Nazi death camps will never be allowed to be forgotten, Northern Ireland Secretary Paul Murphy said today.

Prince Harry’s Nazi fancy-dress uniform complete with swastika armband sparked international outrage tonight amid calls for him to apologise in public for his “shameful” antics.

IT is the duty of all people in Northern Ireland to unite to tackle racism, the Lord Mayor of Belfast told a rally yesterday.

It is the duty of all people in the North to tackle racism, a rally was told today.

The organisers of an anti-racism rally in Belfast today were hoping that thousands of workers would take to the streets to demonstrate their abhorrence of recent attacks on racial minorities in the City.

DEATH camp survivors, President Mary McAleese, government ministers, nearly two dozen ambassadors and various religious leaders gathered last night to remember the Holocaust.

AS BRITAIN prepares for its fourth annual Holocaust Memorial Day tomorrow, a poll has shown that more than one in seven people in Britain believe the scale of the Nazi Holocaust against Jews is exaggerated.

A memorial is taking place in City Hall in Dublin this evening for the six million Jews that died in the Holocaust.

Holocaust and modern-day hate crime victims have been remembered in a ceremony at the site of the Soho nail bombing.