Students at Harvard University received invitations to a fictitious club on Friday that stated no Jews could apply for entry, The New York Jewish Week reported.

Members of a made-up group called "The Pigeon" slipped invitations under students' doors that invited them to the inaugural event of the new social club, the Harvard Crimson reported.  The invitations had notes on the bottom that read "Jews need not apply" and "Seriously, no f***ing Jews."

Adam Schipkie, 28, is an alleged neo-Nazi who lived in the Jewish neighborhood of Caulfield in Melbourne Australia and constantly harassed its residents with anti-Semitic abuse. He has a shaved head and photos of Nazi items on his Facebook page. He was accused of carving swastikas into his neighbors’ cars, using the Nazi salute, and hurling verbal abuse on his neighbors.

Mohammed Merah, 23, admitted murdering four Jews at the Ozar Hatorah school on March 19, 2012 in Toulouse, France and of three French army paratroopers during the week before. He died from two shots to his head and abdomen on March 22, 2012 after police stormed his home in Toulouse following a 32-hour stand-off.

Roman Herzog, the president of the Federal Republic of Germany from 1994 to 1999, is slated to deliver a speech on February 24, 2012 in honor of Reverend Mitri Raheb, a fiercely anti-Israel Palestinian Lutheran leader in Bethlehem who has argued that Jews have no right to be present in Israel. According to the Wiesenthal Center’s Associate Dean, Rabbi Abraham Cooper, “Pastor Raheb consistently has used theological garb to cover an extremist political agenda to demonize the Jewish people.”

A Jewish Grade 10 student had her hair burned by a neo-Nazi classmate in Charleswood, a residential community within the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The girl was not physically hurt in the attack and has since returned to school.

A Multicultural Folk Dance Festival organized under the auspices of the Victorian Multicultural Commission dropped an Israeli dance troupe from its program after the group refused to remove Israel from its name.

A military court in Samaria on September 13, 2011 sentenced Hakim Awad, 18, of Awarta to five consecutive life sentences for the murder of five members of the Fogel Family during a terrorist attack in Itamar in March.

No reaction to the expulsion of Danish film director Lars von Trier from the Cannes Film Festival, after making anti-Semitic remarks on stage, indicates growing public acceptance of his views.

Lex Immers, a player in the Dutch soccer club ADO Den Haag, has offered apologies after chanting anti-Semitic slogans with fans following his goal against Ajax. Immers' goal helped his team beat the Amsterdam side, 3 - 2. Following the game, the 25 year old player was singing "We’re going to hunt for Jews."

According to information provided by the Jewish Community of Lausanne and the Canton of Vaud (CILV) in Switzerland, the new assistant rabbi who had taken up his position "only a few days" before was assaulted on Wednesday, February 23, in the late evening, as he was leaving the local synagogue.

In televised remarks, a Greek Orthodox bishop has recently blamed the country’s financial problems on a conspiracy of Jewish bankers and claimed that the Holocaust was orchestrated by Zionists.

Members of Calgary's Jewish community are considering whether they should meet with a teenager who spray-painted “Kill Jews” slogans and swastikas on a local Holocaust memorial and synagogue last November.

German prosecutors charged one of the world’s most-wanted Nazi suspects with the death of 430, 000 Jews in occupied Poland on Wednesday.

Louis Farrakhan, the national representative for the Nation of Islam, is giving Jews a chance to “redeem” themselves by seeking reparations for the injustices caused by black slavery.

CNN has fired a senior editor on Middle Eastern affairs Wednesday after she posted a Twitter message in support of deceased Shiite cleric Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah.

The “fifth most wanted Nazi” who escaped from a Dutch prison after being convicted of mass murder in 1957 has been hiding in Germany, according to a report in the British Sun.

Lebanon’s Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, one of the most important religious figures in Lebanon and key founder of the terrorist group Hezbollah, died Sunday from illness.

A Latvian court on Tuesday ruled to allow a public commemoration for the day in 1941 when Nazi troops entered the Latvian capital of Riga and expelled the occupying Soviet Red Army.

Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan has written to several American Jewish organizations seeking “repair of my people from the damage” he says Jews have caused blacks.

Polish authorities have arrested two Canadian teachers who allegedly stole railway spikes from the line used to transport Jews to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, AFP has reported.