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What It’s Like Wearing a Kippah in Europe

A recent viral video of a young man getting attacked for wearing a yarmulke in Berlin brought back memories

By Simone Somekh · April 25, 2018
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As the Passover Story Shows, Freedom is a Choice. Europe and its Jews Face That Choice Again Today.

An account–and a warning–from a Polish Jew on the front lines of the struggle for Europe’s soul

By Konstanty Gebert · April 4, 2018
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A Letter From Budapest

A personal quest becomes political, as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán transforms a once-flourishing democracy into the vanguard of new European authoritarian nationalism. A report for Hungary’s National Day.

By Susan Rubin Suleiman · March 14, 2018
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Swedish Ambassador To Israel Apologizes To Country’s Jews. But What’s Left To Say?

Another year of worsening conditions for Jews in Sweden

By Jesse Bernstein · January 11, 2018
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Last Night in Sweden

Events over the weekend should spark a long-overdue, honest conversation about the real sources of European anti-Semitism

By James Kirchick · December 11, 2017
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Poll: Most Eastern Europeans Don’t Want Jews in Their Family, But Accept Them as Fellow Citizens

Making sense of a new Pew study on ‘religious belief and national belonging in Central and Eastern Europe’

By Yair Rosenberg · May 11, 2017
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Swedish Jewish Center Shuts Down Due to Nazi Threats

The same center had previously been excluded from a local Holocaust commemoration due to far-left anti-Semitism

By Yair Rosenberg · April 3, 2017
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German Court Rules Synagogue Burning Is Merely Anti-Israel Criticism, Not Anti-Semitism

If attacking Europe’s Jews over the purported acts of Middle Eastern Jews isn’t the definition of historical anti-Semitism, what is?

By Liel Leibovitz · January 13, 2017
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Jewish Studies Lecture Cancelled in EU Capital Due to Safety Concerns

An academic lecture by Jewish historian Philippe Pierret at the Free University of Brussels was called off for security reasons

By Yair Rosenberg · June 24, 2016
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Amnesty International Sponsors Speaker Who Celebrated 9/11, Denied Holocaust, Vilified Gays and Jews

The sponsorship of activist Dyab Abou Jahjah is part of an increasingly disturbing pattern for the erstwhile humanitarian organization

By Yair Rosenberg · December 2, 2015
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Exploring ‘Hate’

A documentary by Israeli journalist Nadav Eyal examines ‘the virus of anti-Semitism’ in Europe

By Hannah Vaitsblit · November 4, 2015
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Jewish Teen Hospitalized After Anti-Semitic Attack in Paris

‘Take that, dirty Jew,’ one assailant reportedly said

By Yair Rosenberg · July 10, 2015
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Greek Mayor Flip-Flops Over Holocaust Memorial Unveiling

Event canceled over Star of David engraving, but will now take place ‘soon’

By Yair Rosenberg · May 18, 2015
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Crimes Against Jews on Rise in Germany

Anti-Semitic offenses climbed over 25% last year

By Gabriela Geselowitz · May 6, 2015
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It’s Time for Europe’s Jews To Arm Themselves

European Jews are soft targets for jihadists who want to kill them. They need guns.

By Liel Leibovitz · February 20, 2015
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Swedish Public Radio Asks: Are Jews Responsible for Anti-Semitism?

Interview exposes profound problem in Swedish society

By Yair Rosenberg · February 18, 2015
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Denmark’s Jewish Radio Station Shuts Down

On the advice of the country’s security officials, Radio Shalom goes off the air

By Yair Rosenberg · February 17, 2015
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Yes, Obama Thinks the Paris Kosher Market Attack Was Anti-Semitic

But his aides are not very good at admitting his rhetorical missteps

By Yair Rosenberg · February 10, 2015
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