Europe
German police probe antisemitic motive in attack over Israeli flag pin
The assault prompted a solidarity rally in Würzburg, where participants called for stronger action against antisemitic violence in Germany.
Germany's Merz picks first woman chief of staff in shake-up before state elections
Spain declares national emergency as wildfires near Madrid, Avila force thousands to evacuate
Trump wants FIFA President Gianni Infantino to become next UN Secretary-General - report
European agency advocates using military force to stop maritime 'cocaine highway' - report
This comes as Europe is getting hit by what one DEA officer called “a tsunami of cocaine,” and follows an operation in which a French Navy sniper shot the engine of a high-speed smuggling vessel.
Israeli questioned in Italian airport after 216 kg of khat found in seven suitcases in his luggage
In Yemen and Israel, khat is not defined as a dangerous drug, but the situation is different in Italy and in most countries around the world.
The world owes itself one honest question: why always the Jews? - opinion
A soccer match, a pandemic, an economic crisis, a war, an assassination, a wildfire, an election – somehow, sooner or later, someone finds a way to blame the Jews.
Where is it forbidden to pee in the sea? Europe's summer laws that come with a fine
From smoking to swimsuits in the street - more and more beach destinations in Europe are tightening enforcement in an attempt to deal with tourism overloads and protect the environment.
British lawmakers press government for immediate ban on Israeli West Bank settlement imports
“If settlements are illegal, why have we not made an outright ban on trade? What exactly is it that we’re waiting for?” said Abtisam Mohamed, a Labour politician.
Threats begin with information; protection begins with awareness - opinion
Just as families manage financial, legal, and business risks, they should also manage the risks created by the information they generate and the exposure they unintentionally create.
Spanish PM Sanchez's brother convicted in corruption case, banned from office for nine years
David Sanchez was accused of benefiting from an appointment tailored to him because of his family connection to the prime minister, who, at the time the job was awarded, had just been elected.
Herzl and Jabotinsky's answer to history: Jewish survival depends on Jewish power - opinion
Their memorial days arrive together like a warning. Not because they offered the same politics. They did not. But because both understood the same truth before comfortable Jews were ready to admit it
Chabad couple turns a small dream into Iceland's historic first Jewish cultural center - interview
"Our first priority was just to connect with people on a personal level, on an individual level, and find out what people felt was missing," Rabbi Feldman told The Jerusalem Post.
The Jewish reputation is built one human encounter at a time - opinion
Beyond politics and headlines, the Jewish story is shaped by the encounters that leave lasting impressions.