German Chancellor Friedrich Merz spoke by phone with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday.

At a Krakow summit, Jewish leaders and politicians, including Boris Johnson, warned that anti-Israel hate endangered Europe’s Jewish future.

Marking 50 years in the rabbinate, Binyomin Jacobs praised Dutch authorities for strong security and support, but warned fears remain.

Amsterdam’s Royal Concert Hall refused to host two events featuring an IDF cantor, prompting organizers to pursue legal action.

Authorities have stepped up action on hundreds of arab boys whom criminals bring in illegally to risk everything for handouts on busy roads.

Ambassador Yechiel Leiter cited his son’s death while fighting in Gaza as an example of the sacrifices the Jewish state makes to save Palestinian lives.

As talks on a deal continue, the Israel Defense Forces is finalizing preparations for the seizure of Gaza City.

The move follows a deterioration in Israel-China ties amid the war in Gaza and Western fears over espionage.

Israel’s finance minister announced “unequivocally” that “it’s over.” The prime minister’s office has yet to comment.

Israel’s minister for combating antisemitism called the incident in Valencia “one of the most serious […] severe antisemitic incidents” to have occurred recently.