
Latest Antisemitic Attack Pushes Britain to “New Depth”
Campaign Against Antisemitism says this environment has arisen “at the hands of all sorts of conspiracy theorists who have been spreading hatred.”

Campaign Against Antisemitism says this environment has arisen “at the hands of all sorts of conspiracy theorists who have been spreading hatred.”

PM Keir Starmer condemned a “deeply shocking antisemitic arson attack.”

Prosecutors claim that a trio of Ukrainian citizens sent GPS-equipped parcels from Cologne in March 2025.

Dutch police are reviewing social media footage of a violent attack on a local synagogue, confirming that while no one was injured this time, the threat to local Jews remains high.

Antisemitic crimes in the German capital also reached a new high, with 2,112 incidents recorded last year.

Espionage suspects allegedly collaborated with a third individual to distribute GPS-tracked parcels intended for sabotage.

German Greens urge deputies to go after Mayor Kai Wegner for his alleged crisis management failings—rather than the far-left perpetrators.

Germany is boosting intelligence staff and expanding digital powers to track far-left extremist networks—and, in theory, to strengthen public safety.

After Berlin was left in the dark by a left-wing attack on the power grid, now another deliberate attack has disrupted electricity to 900 German households.

Power is expected to be restored to all customers on Thursday afternoon, Stromnetz Berlin said.