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Mamdani's $7.4m. antisemitism strategy funds groups critical of Israel, financial filings indicate
'Zionism is racism' vote sparks walkouts, condemnations from within Green Party
At least 75 pro-Palestinian protests planned worldwide on Oct. 7 anniversary, many deemed high risk
Norway parliament to consider proposal for national terror list naming Hamas, IRGC - exclusive
The Norwegian Christian Democratic Party's Joel Ystebø told The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday that his party is proposing that Norway create an independent designation system for terrorist organizations.
Italy's antisemitism definition vote draws staunch criticism despite no criminal provisions
Italy's Senate passed the bill adopting the IHRA definition into Italian law by a vote of 105–24, with 21 abstentions, on March 4, 2026. The bill is now in general debate in the Chamber of Deputies.
UK's Greens adopt ‘Zionism is racism’ motion, become Europe’s first mainstream anti-Zionist party
Green Party leader Zack Polanski, who is Jewish, did not vote on the motion while campaigning in north London, but has declined to condemn it.
Palestine Action US founder funded radical media outlets, is tied to Iranian state TV - exclusive
Palestine Action is an anti-Israel protest group founded in the UK in 2020. It was proscribed after being designated a terrorist organization in the UK in 2025.
Dutch Jewish leader warns of growing pressure on Jews after Netherlands sanctions - interview
The conversation came a week after the Dutch government's implementation of a new ban on the entry of all Jewish-made goods originating in the West Bank, east Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights.
Israel axes aliyah approval for Jewish activists involved in pro-Palestinian advocacy - interview
The Population and Immigration Authority overturned the aliyah approvals of two activists in their 20s, who have worked with Palestinian communities in the West Bank.
Cantor brings Jewish music lost in Kristallnacht back to Germany - interview
Assaf Levitin told The Jerusalem Post that his work is intended to be comprehensive. "I do not want to only bring one or two pieces back in the repertoire and say 'never again.'"
Dutch customs assures 'Post' that checks are routine despite Foreign Ministry warning - exclusive
The Jerusalem Post spoke on Monday to a passenger on a Friday flight from Tel Aviv to Schiphol who reported being stopped and her luggage checked.
UK home secretary to restart resettlement program prioritizing Palestinian refugees, Afghans
According to the report British Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will announce the reopening of the UK resettlement scheme at the Labour Party conference tomorrow.
US government sues Ohio hospital over wrongful firing of surgeon for 'being Jewish'
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit against a hospital in Ohio after it allegedly fired one of its surgeons for 'being Jewish.'