Europe
Germany’s independent antisemitism monitoring network reports record 8,725 incidents in 2025
Germany recorded 8,725 antisemitic incidents in 2025, the highest level on record, according to RIAS. The report highlights rising violence, online threats, and a surge in Israel-related antisemitism.
Musk and Altman are generating the future: The trillion dollar IPOs that will erase Europe
Hamas operatives planned European terror attack for 2nd anniversary of Oct 7
Israel expects new air defense orders from Europe due to growing concerns over Russian threat
Switzerland votes in referendum to set maximum population of 10 million people
"If [the population] goes above 10 million, it will become tight, and immigration should be restricted," said Helen Gulea, a 58-year-old in Zurich, originally from Kenya.
US to drastically cut aircraft and warships assigned to NATO in Europe, officials say
The decision would limit NATO's ability to launch long-range strikes and conduct surveillance, the report said.
'1873': How the first financial crisis made the world turn on the Rothschilds - review
The Rothschilds survived the 1873 financial crash, but the depression fueled antisemitic myths that would echo for generations.
Fighting antisemitism with gin: Kosher spirits project backs Jewish life in Spain
A luxury kosher gin project turns collectible spirits into a funding source for Jewish life and legal support amid rising antisemitism in Spain.
Voices from the Arab press: Attacking civilians is never justified
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
Exploring Vilnius: the Jerusalem of Lithuania and its Jewish past
A walk through Vilnius reveals a city of cobbled streets and cafés layered over Jewish heritage, from the Vilna Gaon’s legacy to the ruins of the Great Synagogue.
Ireland's hamfisted boycott bill is political theater at its worst - opinion
The Irish government is engaged in a symbolic and farcical legislative process to ban the import of goods from Israeli settlements.
13,000 Jews were driven out of Poland in 1968, some are returning to tell their story
79-year-old Rachelle Halpern joined a group of Polish emigrants and their children who traveled to Poland in April to unwind the trauma of 1968.
Will European investment into Palestinian economy undermine Israel’s efforts to end pay-for-slay?
Itamar Marcus, the founder of Palestinian Media Watch, noted that one of the participating banks has explicitly refused requests to close accounts reportedly used to pay released terrorists.
Time remains Tehran’s most powerful strategic asset - opinion
The past 48 hours show how Tehran uses conflict, diplomacy, and uncertainty to strengthen its position.
