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Israeli, EU officials condemn politician over taking down of Israeli flag at October 7 tribute

Rima Hassan acknowledged removing an Israeli flag from an October 7 memorial at the European Parliament, saying the EU flag fell as a result. Her office said the action was.

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French Far-Right Leader and Israel Ally Denies Past Antisemitic Remarks

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella said Monday that he had filed a defamation lawsuit against investigative website Mediapart over a report alleging that he made antisemitic remarks in private messages.

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Berlin Jews Face ‘Immediate Existential Threat’ After Far-left Party Wins Election, Israeli Envoy Says

Israel’s ambassador to Germany warned Tuesday that Berlin’s Jewish community faces an “immediate existential threat” following the far-left party Die Linke’s victory in the city’s state election, escalating concerns raised.

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The Ceuta Crisis Exposed Europe’s Schism on Asylum. The Hard-liners Are Winning 

At the end of July, up to 80,000 people, mostly young men, breached the border between Morocco and the Spanish territory of Ceuta, crossing on foot or swimming around the.

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Germany asks International Court of Justice to throw out Israel arms export case

Nicaragua accused Germany of violating the 1948 Genocide Convention because it supplies arms to Israel. Berlin temporarily halted weapons exports to ‌Israel in 2025, but they have since resumed. Nicaragua’s.

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Brussels Airlines' Israel flights face strike threat from major Belgian union

Belgium’s largest trade union threatened action against the country’s flag carrier over mandatory crew assignments on its Ben-Gurion route, citing safety and ethical concerns about flying to a ‘war zone’.

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Netherlands to boycott Eurovision for second year over Israel's participation

A Dutch broadcaster said the contest cannot be considered neutral as long as Israel participates due to the humanitarian situation in Gaza, and called on the European Broadcasting Union to.

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Dutch Farmer Protest Uses Stickers Referencing Holocaust-era Yellow Badges

An agricultural activist group in the Netherlands on Friday reportedly handed out stickers shaped like the Star of David, reminiscent of the yellow stars that Jews were forced to wear.

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Israel and Venezuela agree to renew consular ties after 17-year diplomatic break

The agreement follows an Israeli aid mission after two deadly earthquakes in June and comes as Caracas shifts closer to Washington. Venezuela’s chief rabbi had urged its interim president to.

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A concentration camp turned paintball arena is testing Serbia's Holocaust memory

In 1941, some 6,500 Jewish and Roma men were murdered after being held at Topovske Šupe in Belgrade, one of the first camps the German invaders set up with the.

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