European Antisemitism Monitor · Jul 24 Daily Digest
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France Unbowed's local boycott of Jewish DJ Barbara Butch—triggered by her signing a 2024 anti-antisemitism petition—has reignited accusations that...
The German government has pledged €16 million over four years to expand research on contemporary Jewish life in culture, language, and customs,...
European courts show contrasting priorities in policing political speech.
A new LSE study reveals British Jews feel abandoned by major institutions after the post-7 October 2023 rise in antisemitism.
Italian authorities quickly shut down an anonymous Google form that encouraged reporting locations of Israeli and Jewish tourists, following...
At the July 2026 Haifa University conference, researchers highlighted how heavily funded campaigns drive most global antisemitism since October 7.
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An anonymous online form urging Italians to report Jewish and Israeli visitors, businesses, and properties as "Zionist neo-colonization" was quickly...
Belgium's royal decree banning imports from Israeli settlements in Judea, Samaria, eastern Jerusalem and Gaza, while exempting Palestinian producers,...
Vandals defaced a Milan mural of Anne Frank and Primo Levi with “Coloni Sionisti Nazisti” (“Zionist Settler Nazis”), inverting Holocaust memory to...
Antisemitism's resurgence draws on centuries-old prejudices revived during crises like the Gaza war, with far-right parties accelerating normalization...
The Campaign Against Antisemitism warned Britain's new prime minister of an unprecedented security crisis for Jews, calling on him to move beyond...
A new YouGov poll reveals a stark divide: 50% of British voters believe Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, outnumbering the 17% who disagree by...
The stab-in-the-back myth emerged in 1918 Germany amid national humiliation, falsely blaming Jews and Marxists for military defeat rather than...