Anti-Semitism in Europe

Three men assaulted a 19-year-old after hearing him speak Hebrew

The European Union is currently in talks with 19 players in the digital world who are expected to adhere to these standards, including Facebook and Twitter

'We are appalled by the violence of the anti-Israel demonstrators'

Four Alsace men charged with arms trafficking

A third see criticism of Israel as linked to antisemitism

Official Israeli report points to a link between rising anti-Semitism and the coronavirus pandemic

Incident widely condemned; Polish police looking into footage of the 'disturbing' rally

UEFA cited 'racist behavior' in verdict after Union fans subjected visiting Israeli fans to abuse

Soros, a Hungarian-born Holocaust survivor, has emerged as a figure of hate in anti-Semitic conspiracies

Israeli man sprayed in the face with irritant gas and knocked to the ground outside train station

Recent rise in antisemitic attacks and hate speech spurs EU to adopt separate strategy to tackle issue

Israeli fans pelted with beer, subjected to abuse at Nazi-era stadium

Police open hate crime probe, review CCTV footage and urge public to help with any info on incident

Sixty-seven tombstones defaced in town of Fontainebleau, which historically served as a retreat for monarchs

Attacker said to show little remorse in his final statement at the trial

Defendant Stephan Balliet tells judges proceedings against him were a 'show trial'

Israel's Foreign Ministry lauds EU statement; World Jewish Congress brands it 'significant step'

'Slaughter all the Jews,' woman heard yelling by witnesses

Institute for Freedom of Faith and Security in Europe (IFFSE) will debate ideas with Europe's leading thinkers

Jews said to account for less than 1 percent of population in are covered by OSCE report

Austrian Interior Minister Karl Nehammer said the ongoing incident 'appears to be a terror attack'

UK watchdog says party leadership meddled in one-third of 70 Labour anti-Semitic incidents it reviewed

The IHRA definition establishes an internationally agreed classification of anti- Semitism

The Church will not offer an apology, choosing instead to admit its guilt for not doing more