The UK's Yesterday channel broadcast a program this week with claims that bore an eerie resemblance to statements from one of the world's most notorious Holocaust-deniers.

One of the most vulgar public displays of anti-Semitism in recent memory occurred at a massive parade that UNESCO previously honored on its list of 'intangible world heritage' assets.

The British government’s declaration on Monday that it would blacklist all wings of Hezbollah as a terrorist organization was warmly welcomed by Jewish groups in the UK and around the world, as well as by Israeli officials.

A special EuroBarometer report provides some shocking statistics on Europeans' views of Jew-hatred.

A French magazine that wrote that Israel wasn't a "real country" was removed from newsstands.  

A 60-year-old German man harassed a Jewish restaurant owner spewing the most shocking and disgusting anti-Semitic epithets.

The EU is "spitting in faces" of Israel with the slanderous B’Tselem exhibit, an Israeli Foreign Ministry official says.

European stadiums have become a hub for anti-Semitism where fans shout anti-Semitic slurs and post offensive stickers.

The UN Commission on the Status of Women concluded its 60th annual session in New York by condemning only Israel as an abuser of women’s rights.

Two Israelis went to Europe to offer people delicious chocolates made in Judea and Samaria and to get their opinion on whether the chocolate should be boycotted by the European Union.

European Members of Parliament are trying to persuade Israeli members of Knesset to vote against a bill that would limit the destructive European influence on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

British Prime Minister David Cameron believes that the UK is still among the best countries in Europe for Jews despite rising anti-Semitism and delegitimization of Israel.