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Australia and New Zealand also join mounting int’l criticism and summon Israeli ambassadors after Ben Gvir’s video targeting flotilla activists

Noam Bettan completes his performance without losing composure, saying he 'focused on the Israeli flags'

Sa'ar will meet with German leaders to discuss economic and research partnerships as well as the fight against antisemitism

Harakat ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia, which has claimed a series of antisemitic attacks across Europe since March, says it was behind the incident

The initiative, led by Creative Community for Peace, highlights music’s role as a unifying force. In the letter, supporters say Eurovision should remain a platform for connection rather than division

Sources say Baltic and Scandinavian countries are affected; officials warn of impact on readiness

The leaders hold ‘warm’ call, agree to advance ties despite policy shift

Tel Aviv University report finds violent attacks against Jews in the West reach highest levels in over three decades, with sharp rises in Australia, Canada, and the UK

A wave of diplomatic friction has erupted across Europe as the UK, France, and the EU issued a coordinated series of condemnations against Israel’s intensifying strikes in Lebanon

London arrests follow arson attack as Israel warns of war-related increased risk abroad

Israel’s MMA team delivered a breakthrough performance at the European Championships in Belgrade, led by under-16 fighter Guy Pariente, who won Israel’s first-ever European gold

A new UNESCO survey of 2,000 teachers across 23 European countries reveals alarming levels of antisemitism in schools, including Holocaust denial, Nazi symbols, and even physical attacks on students

Approval has been granted for China to construct a large new embassy in London, raising concerns about possible intelligence use under diplomatic cover

“Graffiti on our walls, online defamation, organized boycotts, over time, what was meant to be a place of joy became a source of constant tension,” said the owners of the restaurant

Airlines in Paris were forced to reduce flights from the main airports in the French capital; Flights were also canceled in Liverpool and Ireland

German authorities say the foiled plan was likely Islamist‑motivated and involved the use of a vehicle, as the investigation continues

"We want Europe to remain European, to regain its civilizational self confidence, and to abandon its failed focus on regulatory suffocation"

Hungary jumps from sixth to second place, buoyed by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s outspokenly pro-Israel positions during the war

The raids led to multiple arrests and the discovery of weapons caches, including pistols and explosive devices, prepared for use “on command” by Hamas operatives

Ireland is reportedly leading the campaign and is pushing for the issue to appear on UEFA’s official agenda

“Zionism has always relied on three pillars: security, settlement, and immigration,” Smotrich

'I find it scandalous that this is even being discussed – Israel belongs in Eurovision;' EBU members will decide in early November whether Israel will be allowed to participate in Eurovision 2026

Large demonstrations against Israel increasingly take place in Rome, Madrid, and a rising number of other European cities; over two million people went on strike for a day for Gaza solidarity in Italy

The European Parliament unveiled its 2025 Sakharov Prize shortlist, featuring late U.S. activist Charlie Kirk, and Gaza’s journalists and humanitarian workers