European Jews
CAM weekly antisemitism report - Western Europe epicenter of recent antisemitic activities
42% of the global antisemitic recorded incidents took place in Europe including a firebomb in Munch and detonation in the Netherlands
Police investigating after explosive devices damage Israeli restaurant in Munich
CAM raises alarm over Gaza-bound ‘Globalize the Intifada’ flotilla departing Europe
France suspects link to pro-Iranian group in foiled BofA Paris plot
Europe’s historic test: will it confront Iran or repeat the mistakes of the past?
Will they defend the democratic order that has defined the continent since World War II, or continue the pattern of hesitation that has allowed the Iranian regime to expand their global reach?
'From the river to the sea' could be punishable under new French law, says MP Yadan - interview
French MP Caroline Yadan's Bill 575, which seeks to combat “renewed forms of antisemitism,” has already been adopted by the French National Assembly Law Committee.
From Der Judenstaat to modern Israel: Herzl’s vision in today’s world - opinion
Over 100 years after Herzl’s Der Judenstaat, Israel faces global antisemitism, internal divisions, and the ongoing fight for its survival.
Netherlands: The threat of ambient antisemitism
Many Dutch Jews feel they are being tolerated rather than accepted, remembered rather than protected
Jewish Community of Munich receives threatening letter, gun cartridge, in post
The letter read "every Jew will die...I will cause all the deaths."
Over half of Europeans believe antisemitism is a problem in their country - poll
The Eurobarometer survey was published on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, asking each country in the European Union on their levels of perceived antisemitism.
Ireland turns a blind eye to antisemitism as Jews grapple with rising hostility
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: Antisemitism in Ireland is on the rise, with incidents targeting Jews fueled by anti-Israel rhetoric. And community leaders are calling for action.
France's Law Committee adopts controversial bill to combat 'renewed forms of antisemitism'
Critics of the bill have argued that it could criminalize ambiguous statements, irony, slogans, or political framing, and that it blurs the line between antisemitism and criticism of Israel.
Spain: The first case of state antisemitism in the EU
What began as street-level hostility toward Jews has metastasized into the normalization of antisemitic and anti-Zionist rhetoric at the highest levels of government.
What Greenland reveals about European antisemitism - opinion
Greenland has virtually no antisemitism. There is also a near-total absence of a Jewish community.
