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Amid the U.S.-brokered cease-fire in Gaza, European diplomats tell Haaretz there is hope for better diplomatic relations if Israel honors the agreement, though some caution that the Netanyahu government's actions in the West Bank will be hard to ignore

On previous trips, the plane flew over several European countries, but this time decided to add several hundred miles to its flight path and fly over the Mediterranean Sea

The report documents incidents at universities in nine European countries, noting that Jewish students are 'withdrawing from campus life.' It warns that 'anti-Zionist and anti-Israel positions' have lowered the threshold for antisemitic violence

The threat of European countries reimposing sanctions on Iran – which were lifted after the nuclear agreement was signed – hangs over Iran's head like a whip, while the amount of water in Tehran's five largest reservoirs is down to just 13 percent

Pedro Sánchez, who called Israel a 'genocide state,' joined his country's broadcaster in demanding a discussion on its participation in the contest. This marks him as the first European leader to call for Israel's removal

  In a significant development highlighting growing tensions between European leadership and tech giant Elon Musk's political activities, French President Emmanuel Macron has emerged as the latest prominent voice opposing the billionaire's involvement in continental politics. According to The Guardian, Macron's concerns specifically address Musk's influence on Germany's upcoming federal elections. The French leader's stance […]

As Netanyahu considers replacing Defense Minister Yoav Gallant with opposition lawmaker Gideon Sa'ar, a top European ambassador to Israel said Gallant became the only person in the Israeli government 'whose word we could trust'

A first projection provided by the EU suggests far-right parties have made big gains at the European Parliament as the Greens took a major hit at Sunday's European elections

While ICJ's order to limit Israeli action in Rafah last week was 'vague enough for countries to be able to turn a blind eye,' European diplomats warned that the deadly Israeli attack on Rafah overnight into Monday may change the picture

State media said those arrested included 146 men, 115 women, and three European citizens, adding they were caught in an 'undesirable and obscene situation' – including piercings, earrings, or tattoos

The conference featured various speeches and panels by European leaders, and focused on combating antisemitism and future actions that need to be taken to protect European Jewry.

As pro-Palestinian student protests and encampments have grown and clashed with police in the U.S., similar protests began popping up in universities in France, the U.K., Greece and other European countries, turning the 'Gaza Solidarity Encampment' movement global