2014

2013

Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis is installed as the new Chief Rabbi of the United Kingdom, replacing the outgoing Rabbi Jonathan Sacks.

The Anti-Defamation League, in a review of Alice Walker's The Cushion in the Road, accuses her of antisemitism.
Two Bolivians plead of extorting Jacob Ostreicher.
The gadol Rabbi Ovadia Yosef is hospitalized following a fall.

Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet publishes an anti-Milah cartoon, widely described as antisemitic.
Israel's government agrees on a plan to end military exemptions for Haredim.
A Polish walkway is named in honor of Irena Sendler, who saved 2500 Jewish children from the Holocaust.

The Polish Constitutional Court declares shechitah to be illegal.
A Hungarian MP from the far right Jobbik party calls for a list of Jewish politicians and government employees who are a "threat to national security". The Hungarian Government later releases a statement condemning the comments.
After a 2012–13 UEFA Europa League football match between Lazio and Tottenham Hotspur in Rome, Lazio and A.S. Roma fans wearing masks and armed with knives surround a pub while chanting "Jews, Jews". They then attack the Jewish contingent of Tottenham fans in the pub and injur 10, with one individual severely wounded.
Three Jews are killed in Kiryat Malachi, Israel by a barrage of rocket fire, part of a week-long conflict between Israel and the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.