In Romania, which is home to around 12,000 Jews, the lead-up to the election saw a resurgence in symbolism associated with the Iron Guard, a Romanian antisemitic militant movement during the 1930s.
In one of the most serious condemnations of Israel's war from these countries, the leaders wrote that the denial of aid to Gazans 'risks breaching international humanitarian law' ■ A source told the Washington Post that 'Trump's people are letting Israel know, "We will abandon you if you do not end this war"
Protesters were arrested Sunday during a march near the Gaza border. Standing Together called the move a double standard: 'Peaceful demonstrators are dragged before the courts, but right-wing extremists enter Gaza illegally'
The trucks are the first to enter the Gaza Strip since the crossings were closed in early March. The aid plan still faces criticism: 'Each distribution center will serve 460,000 people, the entire population of Tel Aviv,' a Western diplomat said
Israa wakes up at dawn to stand in line for water. Sarah comforts her orphaned nephews. Yousef's father secures two bags of vegetables for $28. This is what Gazans' daily quest for survival is like, in their own words and images
Gur Alroey, a historian and reservist who spent years solving cases of missing soldiers, understands the importance of laying people to rest. 'Without bringing home the remaining hostages, our society will not be able to recover'
Andy Schectman on Liberty and Finance reveals "big money" is taking record physical gold & silver deliveries, signaling a loss of faith in paper assets and the financial system.
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 'Antisemitism and the AfD,' Stefan Dietl lays out evidence showing how Germany's far-right party is infested with Jew haters. In an interview with Haaretz, he argues that antisemitism is 'central to their ideology'
Europe's energy woes from policy missteps, and the digital euro's arrival were key topics of Kai Hoffmann. He advised buying gold dips amid currency concerns.
Israel's State Prosecution says a teen from southern Israel was recruited via Telegram by an Iranian agent and charged with printing inciting posters, sharing crypto ATM locations, and tracking sites countywide
The World Jewish Congress president, lauding Trump's 'courage' in threatening funding to U.S. universities, struck a completely different tone from the American Jewish Committee, which earlier this month warned of the dangers of the administration's policy
Likud ministers Eli Cohen and Amichai Chikli were both accused of interfering in Romania's internal affairs by bolstering the country's far-right party, which has a history of Holocaust denial, but was defeated in Sunday's presidential election
Sources say the Israeli military is loath to test soldiers' mental state, fearing that there will be no one left to fight Hamas. 'From the outside, I seem 100 percent okay, but I'm mentally amputated,' one reservist says
Ryanair halted flights to Ben Gurion Airport after the Houthi missile strike. In a call with analysts, the CEO said: 'If these security disruptions continue, we'd be better off sending our aircraft elsewhere in Europe'
The long-time host faced accusations of antisemitism after sharing an Instagram story on Zionism that included an image of a rat. 'I take full responsibility for the mistake,' Lineker said. "I would never knowingly share anything antisemitic'
AleXsandro Palombo spoke to the Post about the vandalism of the Jewish Simpsons work, and how, despite intimidation and death threats, he will not stop creating art.
Yehoud, freed after 482 days in captivity, called her Knesset appearance an 'act of desperation.' She said she was beaten and isolated after her captors' relatives died in Israeli strikes. Her partner Ariel Cunio and his brother David remain in Gaza