Rabbi Margolin declared a six-month emergency period to implement measures to combat antisemitism.

Mihal Mizrahi, a student at Sapienza University, reveals the distressing reality of antisemitic threats, forcing her to quit studies; a poignant glimpse into the challenges faced by Jews in Europe.

There is growing concern over rising antisemitism in Germany, with more than 2,000 incidents targeting Jews recorded since Oct. 7, according to data from the Federal Criminal Police Office.

Belgian car repair shop won't serve Jews because of the owner's views on Israel.

Region's 5,000 Jews remain calm despite precarious situation.

Law- and business-school graduate Ari Epstein will promote bilateral relations between Hungary and Belgium and facilitate engagement on economic, commercial and cultural levels.

On Yom Kippur, a 'Nordic' a neo-Nazi organization launched a string of coordinated actions targeting Jews in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Iceland.

The rabbi told Bild the men insulted him in Arabic before assaulting him.

The Nazi regime pillaged Jewish homes of art, jewelry, and other priceless artifacts. Hundreds of thousands have yet to be returned.

Fearing for their safety, Jews in Brussels have canceled a large Purim party and are keeping a low profile since the latest Islamic State terror attacks.

Acclaimed Israeli performers and a popular American radio DJ entertained thousands at a festive Chanukah concert in Paris, conveying a spirit of global unity in the face of terror.

Most Jews conceal their religious identity on European streets. In fact, more than 85 percent fear bringing their children to synagogue for Jewish New Year services next week.

Speaking at the 2015 Herzliya Conference, former British Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks discussed how today's anti-Semitism targets the Jewish state using the "language of human rights."

European rabbis are taking pro-active measures in preparation for the next anti-Semitic attack.