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PayPal terminates anti-Israel BDS France account

By on June 1, 2016 in Europe News, In the News

http://www.jpost.com/Arab-Israeli-Conflict/PayPal-terminates-anti-Israel-BDS-France-account-455533 The ‘Post’ confirms the apparent closure on Monday. PayPal, a world leader in online payment services, has cut off payments to the anti-Israel group BDS France. Early Monday, the website’s link to the money processing site returned an error message that “the recipient is currently unable to receive money.” Later in the day, the […]

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Arab MK Haneen Zoabi confronted in Brussels

By on May 30, 2016 in Europe News

Arab MK Haneen Zoabi confronted in Brussels By Richard Mather On May 28, the president of the Zionist Organisation of Belgium intervened at an event entitled ‘The life of Palestinians citizens of Israel.’ The event had been organised by Union Progressistes Juifs de Belgique (UPJB) and featured the highly controversial Arab MK Haneen Zoabi, who […]

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Yesterday is my history – I am a Jew

By on May 7, 2016 in Europe News, Features, Opinion

Yesterday is my history – I am a Jew By Ran Shirdan On Erev Yom HaShoah 2016, Facebook deleted my personal account of the Holocaust, my intellectual property, for no reason in the world and under the sole justification that it “violated Facebook standards.” I commemorated the Holocaust by decanting my heart out on behalf of […]

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Arab depiction of 1972 Munich massacre to be shown at Cannes

By on April 27, 2016 in Europe News, Features, Israel News, World News

Arab depiction of 1972 Munich massacre to be shown at Cannes A documentary film justifying the massacre of Jews at the Munich Olympics in 1972 will be screened at the upcoming Cannes Film Festival, it has emerged. Munich: A Palestinian Story from Lebanese director Nasri Hajjaj shows the murder of eleven Israeli athletes from the […]

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Swedish-Jewish activist ‘not surprised’ Israeli teacher in Malmo told to seek employment elsewhere

By on April 6, 2016 in Europe News, Features

Swedish-Jewish activist ‘not surprised’ Israeli teacher in Malmo told to seek employment far from school children ‘who hate Jews’ By Ruthie Blum A Swedish-Jewish intellectual said she was “not the least bit surprised” to learn of a report in the Israeli press on Tuesday about a teacher in Malmo who was fired for being a Jew. Annika […]

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On the Brussels terrorist attacks: Who will save Europe?

By on March 24, 2016 in Europe News, Features, Opinion

On the Brussels terrorist attacks: Who will save Europe? By David Semple Seventy-six years ago Europe was on the edge of a precipice as Adolf Hitler and his primitive Nazi hordes defied the accepted international order. The upholders of that international order –  Great Britain, France and the League of Nations – were unable to […]

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The enemy of my enemy: Europe’s Jews and the far right

By on March 23, 2016 in Europe News, Features, Opinion, UK News

The enemy of my enemy: Europe’s Jews and the far right By Jonathan Fenton-Harvey From the unprecedented success of the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland) in this month’s state elections in Germany, to the Front National’s defeat of its pro-establishment adversaries in last December’s local French elections, a ground-breaking political revolution is sweeping Europe and is […]

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Chief Rabbi joins British Jews for Auschwitz visit

By on March 22, 2016 in Europe News, Features, UK News

Chief Rabbi joins British Jews for Auschwitz visit   A group from UHC Shadwell Lane Synagogue in Leeds was joined by Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis on a solemn visit earlier this week to Auschwitz-Birkenau. In his message to those  setting out  on the ‘Unity is Strength’ trip, the Chief Rabbi wrote, “I consider it an […]

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