Survey suggests 80% of European Jewish leaders feel less safe than before October 7
A third said they wouldn’t wear anything identifying them as Jewish in public
Three quarters of European Jews now hide their identity in public
Eighty per cent of Jews said racism directed at them had grown in the past five years
European Jewish leaders warn of rising far-right threat after EU elections
The National Rally and Alternative for Deutschland made sweeping gains in EU elections held this week
West failing ‘disastrously’ to take out Hamas’s funding networks, says extremism expert
Jihadi groups operate largely unimpeded thanks to ‘useful idiot’ activists, says Muslim Brotherhood researcher
Macron names politician of Jewish heritage as France’s youngest ever prime minister
Gabriel Attal, 34, is also openly gay and currently serving as education minister
Hamas terror plot to attack Jews in Europe foiled by police
Seven arrested over separate suspected terror plots in Denmark, Germay and the Netherlands
Denmark calls in army to defend Jewish sites as Danish Chief Rabbi assualted
It comes after an increase in antisemitic incidents in the country amid the Israel-Hamas war
The European Court of Human Rights must now do the right thing
The ECHR must examine all the cases in which antisemite judge Bostjan Zupancic was involved in where the Jewish community had an interest
Intermarriage among British Jews lower than rest of community outside Israel, figures show
Just under a quarter of Jewish adults in the UK are married to a non-Jewish spouse
Early signs of a mass Jewish exodus from Ukraine and Russia says new report
A study of european Jewry did not find evidence of a mass exodus outside those two countries
This Is Europe: The Way We Live Now review - All of human life is here
Ben Judah broadens the scope of his epic feat of reportage on contemporary London to take in the relentless unpredictability of everyday life on the continent
Jewish cemeteries can be 'outdoor classrooms' shedding light on the past
New report urges support for using cemeteries to teach about pre-War European Jewish life as well as the Holocaust
Barcelona councillors symbolically defy mayor’s move to un-twin with Tel Aviv
It comes after left-wing mayor Ada Colau decided to cut ties citing 'human rights' concerns
What tombstones can teach us
Jewish cemeteries can be used as a history resource
Security group condemned for inviting Cage to speak at summit
The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe invited controversial advocacy outfit to conference last week
French police to probe whether brutal killing was antisemitic
French authorities are set to investigate whether the killing of a Jewish man earlier this month was motivated by antisemitism
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