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Man arrested after spraying red paint on Israeli flag at Sweden book fair | Watch
Man arrested after spraying red paint on an Israeli flag at Sweden’s Gothenburg Book Fair, as protests and withdrawals over former IDF spokesman Jonathan Conricus’ participation fuel controversy surrounding the event
Itamar Eichner
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09.26.26
European intelligence chiefs warn Russia could test NATO within months
Officials see possible limited incursion, drone attacks or provocations as Moscow expands sabotage campaign across Europe; Baltic officials say no attack appears imminent, warn against panic
ynet
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09.21.26
Israeli researcher helps solve 340-year mystery of Sweden’s Queen Christina’s death
Technion and Rambam professor Zaid Abassi and two US colleagues say undiagnosed diabetes likely contributed to a chronic leg infection that developed into fatal sepsis in 1689
Tzur Gueta
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09.18.26
Sweden’s center-left edges ahead in election, raising prospect of tougher line on Israel
Former PM Magdalena Andersson’s bloc holds a 176-173 edge over Ulf Kristersson’s right; a center-left government could push Sweden toward sanctions, settlement trade restrictions and renewed UNRWA funding
News Agencies
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09.14.26
‘The party in Sweden is over’: anti-Islam metal keyboardist Jimmie Åkesson closes in on power
With Sweden’s election tightening, Jimmie Åkesson’s far-right Sweden Democrats could enter government for the first time, capping a two-decade rise from political isolation while pushing immigration, identity and Islam to the heart of the campaign
Tal Amoday
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09.13.26
Diplomatic failure: Israel blindsided by UK-led sanctions coalition
Jerusalem expected France and Canada to join Britain but was caught off guard by the wider coalition, raising fears of a broader diplomatic and trade backlash
Itamar Eichner
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09.08.26
Think your car’s touchscreen is dangerous? A new test says it’s getting worse
A Swedish distraction test found drivers traveled an average 813 meters while adjusting basic controls, compared with just 300 meters in a 20-year-old Volvo equipped entirely with physical buttons
Roy Zuckerman
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07.15.26
Mock Auschwitz gate at pro-Palestinian protest sparks outrage in Sweden
Stockholm demonstrators replaced 'Arbeit Macht Frei' with 'Gaza' and staged a bloodied Netanyahu display, prompting condemnation from Israeli and Jewish leaders
Itamar Eichner
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07.14.26
Sweden tops new passport 2026 ranking, while Israel falls far from the elite
Israel’s passport still offers visa-free access to many destinations, but a broader Global Citizen Solutions index that also weighs quality of life and economic appeal ranks it only 55th
Roy Elman
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07.02.26
Sweden tightens immigration rules: residency can be revoked for tax, work and conduct violations
Sweden approves a 'good behaviour' act, allowing migrant deportation for misconduct including unpaid taxes, undeclared work or extremist ties, and passes a whistleblowing law requiring public workers to report suspected undocumented migrants
ynet, News Agencies
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06.17.26
Sweden is preparing prisons for child gang killers, with chess lessons and dolls to hug
Sweden is lowering the criminal responsibility age to 13 as gangs recruit children for shootings and bombings, but critics warn young offenders need treatment and support, not prison
Reuters
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06.02.26
The beautiful game, the ugly politics: How the world's cruelest regimes used the World Cup to sell their rule
From Mussolini's bribery campaign and Argentina's junta-driven quest for glory to Kim Il Sung's four-word command and Saddam Hussein's torture of defeated players, dictators have long used the World Cup as a powerful tool to strengthen their grip on power
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin
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05.31.26
Candy craze: Swedish gummies are everywhere
Controversial Swedish experiment gave rise to TikTok’s latest obsession; with airy textures and higher-quality ingredients, Swedish gummies are emptying shelves and drawing curious tasters; We sampled them to see what’s behind the hype
Sapir Gordo
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05.04.26
Hate display in Stockholm: Jewish figure tears Palestinian baby from mother’s womb, kills it
Disturbing performance at pro-Palestinian protest depicts Jewish figure resembling Itamar Ben-Gvir murdering a baby; Israel’s ambassador calls it a modern blood libel as organizers defend it as free speech
Itamar Eichner
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04.19.26
Duplantis breaks pole vault world record for 15th time at event named after him
Duplantis cleared 6.31 meters at the Mondo Classic in Uppsala — an indoor meet dedicated to pole vault — setting his 15th world record and telling the home crowd he was proud to achieve it 'here at home' in front of them
ynet
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03.13.26
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