Jihadi groups operate largely unimpeded thanks to ‘useful idiot’ activists, says Muslim Brotherhood researcher
By Daniel Ben-David
Gabriel Attal, 34, is also openly gay and currently serving as education minister
By Felix Pope
Seven arrested over separate suspected terror plots in Denmark, Germay and the Netherlands
By Jane Prinsley
It comes after an increase in antisemitic incidents in the country amid the Israel-Hamas war
By Richard Percival
By The JC Leader
The ECHR must examine all the cases in which antisemite judge Bostjan Zupancic was involved in where the Jewish community had an interest
Just under a quarter of Jewish adults in the UK are married to a non-Jewish spouse
By Simon Rocker
A study of european Jewry did not find evidence of a mass exodus outside those two countries
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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
By Rabbi Howard Cooper
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New report urges support for using cemeteries to teach about pre-War European Jewish life as well as the Holocaust
It comes after left-wing mayor Ada Colau decided to cut ties citing 'human rights' concerns
By Georgia L Gilholy
Jewish cemeteries can be used as a history resource
The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe invited controversial advocacy outfit to conference last week
French authorities are set to investigate whether the killing of a Jewish man earlier this month was motivated by antisemitism
Gas production in Israel is up a fifth this year
The island nation is set to purchase technology from Israel that will be capable of intercepting Turkish drones
The response of what would be the deal’s other signatories is not yet known
By David Rose
