European Jews
What AfD's election victory in Germany's Saxony-Anhalt could mean for Jewish life - analysis
Siegmund faced criticism over his attitude toward Germany’s Nazi past. In a 2025 interview, he refused to answer whether he considered the Holocaust the most horrific crime in history.
Conference of European Rabbis launch seven-point manifesto to combat antisemitism in the EU
Reporter's Notebook: Pro-Palestinian groups attacked an Israeli architect, he chose to create more
Holocaust survivor rescued by Chief Rabbi Herzog reunites with his grandson, President Herzog
Edinburgh Fringe venue admits to discrimination, canceling Jewish comedian
The venue owner, Morrison Bros Ltd, operating The Banshee Labyrinth, conceded liability on the eve of trial with Jewish comedian Philip Simon on Monday.
Portuguese gov't demands investigation for antisemitic threats against Israeli doctoral student
Portugal’s attorney general has been asked to investigate alleged antisemitism, threats and incitement targeting doctoral student Bar Harel.
The Holocaust silenced millions of Yiddish voices - musicians are bringing them back
The Holocaust silenced millions of Yiddish voices; musicians are now bringing the songs of a lost civilization back to life
Vast majority of antisemitic online content flagged by Jewish users stays online, EU Jews say
The overall removal rate hovered near 19% for content that was formally flagged, compared to roughly 18% for content left unflagged.
French Jewish tourist wearing kippah attacked twice in two days in Rome
In the first incident, which occurred at around 8:00 p.m. in Piazza Cairoli, the tourist was approached and sprayed directly in the face with pepper spray.
CAM antisemitism report – Antisemitic conspiracies flood social media in wake of Ceuta invasion
CAM CEO Sacha Roytman, "A humanitarian emergency at Europe's border was turned into a global antisemitic campaign in under 72 hours, and X did nothing to slow it down."
Group of 36 Evangelical schools in Germany introduces contractual commitment against antisemitism
Thirty-six evangelical schools in Berlin and Brandenburg will make opposition to antisemitism contractually binding for staff, students and families.
Jewish chess trailblazer Judit Polgár tapped for Hungary's presidency
“Judit Polgár's name has been synonymous with talent and perseverance for decades,” Prime Minister Magyar wrote, adding that it would be a personal honor if she accepted the nomination.
Europe’s democratic future depends on curbing online hate today
"The EU cannot afford to treat the proliferation and normalization of hatred as an inevitable consequence of technological progress"
The Dreyfus test: Is Europe failing again?
Society is again being tested on whether it can distinguish legitimate political disagreement from collective hatred directed at an entire people.
