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If Orbán falls, Israel could lose its EU firewall
Hungary has repeatedly used its EU veto to block sanctions on Israel; if opposition leader Péter Magyar wins and aligns with Brussels to unlock billions in funding, Jerusalem could lose its last line of defense in the bloc
Itamar Eichner
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04.11.26
No more passport stamps: EU launches biometric border system for travelers
Starting Friday, Europe will replace passport stamps with the EU’s EES biometric system using facial scans and fingerprints, with longer wait times expected at first as travelers adjust—here’s how to prepare
News Agencies
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04.09.26
Trump presses Netanyahu to reduce Lebanon strikes amid rising global calls for ceasefire
Despite agreeing the Iran ceasefire does not cover Hezbollah, Trump urged Netanyahu to open direct talks with Lebanon; Netanyahu agreed Israel would be 'a helpful partner,' as European allies warn of a humanitarian disaster and step up criticism
ynet, News Agencies
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04.09.26
Rabbi warns Iran is targeting Europe
Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt: 'It is hard to bring your child to kindergarten in the morning with soldiers in front of the kindergarten, knowing that there are people out there who want to hurt your child'
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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04.05.26
Germany wakes to new reality
Analysis: The move to track service-age citizens leaving the country is part of a broader effort to strengthen state control over manpower in emergencies, despite its bureaucratic framing
Dr. Kobby Barda
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04.04.26
Swastikas on Israeli flags, Hezbollah banners rise: Is Athens normalizing antisemitism?
CAM chief Sacha Roytman cites Nazi symbols, anti-Israel incitement and street violence, blaming weak enforcement by Athens leadership; warns silence sends dangerous signal across Europe
Itamar Eichner
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04.03.26
Europe fails ‘minimum fairness’ test on Iran war
Opinion: European leaders rely on disputed legal claims about the Iran war, allowing others to take action while avoiding responsibility
Sever Plocker
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04.03.26
Anti-Israel MEP Rima Hassan arrested in Paris over terror probe; drugs found in her possession
French authorities take anti-Israel European lawmaker into custody over social media post seeming to praise terror; investigators reportedly examining alleged synthetic drug possession after police find substance in her bag
ynet
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04.02.26
12 tons of KitKat stolen in Europe as truck with 400,000 bars vanishes en route to Poland
Nestle says shipment of 413,793 chocolate bars disappeared during transit from Italy; missing goods may hit shelves ahead of Easter as company warns of rising cargo theft
News Agencies
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03.29.26
Herzog slams Europe: 'Why are you so naive? You’re next' as he urges action on Iran
Israeli president says campaign protects Europe, criticizes UK and EU for inaction and calls Iran a 'rogue state'; also signals regime change is an unofficial goal of the war
Daniel Edelson, New York
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03.26.26
Is Europe ready for a battle with Tehran?
Iran’s indirect retaliation could blend cyber sabotage, arson, and proxy hits on soft targets like energy grids, Jewish sites, and dissidents—alongside an ongoing missile threat
Giorgia Valente / The Media Line
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03.25.26
Belgian army deployed to guard Jewish neighborhoods in Antwerp amid rising antisemitic attacks
Troops stationed at synagogues and schools after attacks across Europe; residents say presence boosts security after weeks of growing fear
Itamar Eichner
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03.23.26
We are reliving the 1930s: Antisemitism spreads from London to Sydney and beyond
Opinion: After attacks across Europe, North America and Australia, the question is no longer if but where the next threat to Jewish communities will emerge
Ayelet Nahmias-Verbin
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03.23.26
'Berlin, Paris, Rome at risk': IDF chief warns Iran’s missiles threaten Europe as war expected through Passover
At the end of the third week of fighting, the IDF chief said Israel is 'midway through' and will keep fighting through Passover, adding the war is weakening Hezbollah and that Iranian missiles can reach Berlin, Paris and Rome, putting them at direct risk
ynet
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03.21.26
Even Finland: where can Iran’s 2,500-mile missiles reach? | Maps
Attempted strike on US-British base suggests Tehran may be able to hit targets far beyond previous estimates, extending potential reach into Europe, Africa and Asia
Lior Ben Ari
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03.21.26
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