Bravo to the United Nations agency for finally taking a stand against anti-Semitism!

A Catholic NGO is set to give an award to a leading anti-Israel activist at the site of a transit camp from which Jews were sent to concentration camps during the Holocaust.

The actress cancelled her participation in a panel after she discovered involvement by Christoph D’Haese, who oversees an anti-Semitic Belgian 'carnival.'

On Sunday, Belgium welcomed its first woman and first Jew took to serve as prime minister.

Ahead of a Belgian parade with a history of openly anti-Semitic displays, organizers published a slew of anti-Semitic caricatures to promote the 'carnival' this year.

The online Flemish dictionary of sign language demonstrates three ways to sign the word 'Jew,' each with negative connotations.

Even the most vile and shameful anti-Semitic depictions are no longer beyond the pale on the Continent.

We cannot remain silent when vicious displays of anti-Semitism and a mockery of Jews and other groups, reminiscent of the Nazi era, are tolerated! 

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.

Belgium publicly slaps the PA with one hand over its glorification of terrorists but caresses it with the other, upgrading its diplomatic status in Brussels.

The PA removed terrorist Dalal Mughrabi's name from a school Belgium had funded and instead transferred it to two other schools. 

A Belgian student and his father were shocked to learn that an anti-Semitic cartoon was being used as an educational tool. 

The speaker of the Israeli parliament "looks forward to the day when heads of parliaments from Arab countries will no longer avoid me and we will be able to cooperate."

Belgium is the latest European country to withhold its funding from Palestinian educational projects over incitement to terrorism.

The Belgian prime minister used his state visit in Israel to meet with organizations that operate against the Jewish state.

French police and anti-terrorism investigators have been alerted to the possibility that small groups of terrorists have left Syria for France and Belgium with plans to stage terror attacks.

Zakia Belkhiri, a 22-year-old Muslim woman from Belgium whose picture went viral after she posed in front of anti-Islam protesters, is under fire for anti-Israel and anti-Semitic posts she made in 2012 and 2014 on her Facebook and Twitter pages.

A Jewish volunteer who sought assistance for Israeli victims wounded in the Brussels Islamic terror attacks from the Belgium Crisis Centre last week was met with anti-Semitism, instead of help, by the phone attendant.

"There's no such thing as 'normal' anymore," Brussels' mayor said in wake of last week's Muslim terror attacks.

"What bothered her most in this terror attack was the fact the Israeli flag was there as part of a show of solidarity with the Belgian people. This is the essence of the anti-Israel obsession.”

Fearing for their safety, Jews in Brussels have canceled a large Purim party and are keeping a low profile since the latest Islamic State terror attacks.

Israel's leaders embraced their Belgian counterparts in wake of the terrorist attacks in Brussels, and called for a united front against global Islamic terrorism.

In devastating terrorist attacks in Brussels, apparently carried out by Muslims possibly tied with ISIS, 34 people were killed and scores were wounded. Europe is in lockdown as it braces for further attacks.

Following his decision to take punitive measures against the EU for labeling products from Judea and Samaria, Netanyahu is refusing to meet with the Belgian foreign minister, who has now postponed his visit.

The presumed mastermind of the Paris terror attacks two weeks ago had plans to strike Jewish targets and to disrupt schools and the transport system in France when hiding from police.