
Troops Deployed in European Cities as Antisemitic Attacks Rise
Belgium moves to protect Jewish communities after a synagogue blast, while arrests in the UK and fresh warnings from officials point to a growing security threat.

Belgium moves to protect Jewish communities after a synagogue blast, while arrests in the UK and fresh warnings from officials point to a growing security threat.

Attention is turning to Brussels’ own record, with mounting criticism of its handling of energy, borders, and economic policy.

Commemorations were held in Belgium on the 10th anniversary of the 2016 Brussels terror attacks, with authorities saying the tragedy has significantly reshaped national security.

Families, survivors, and rescuers joined hands at Maelbeek to remember the victims and mark a decade since the attacks.

Drugs hidden in a coal shipment were uncovered during a targeted inspection at Ghent, prompting a criminal investigation.

Police intercept migrants off De Haan as traffickers expand routes along the Flemish coast

The Belgian capital commemorates the 2016 terrorist attack with testimonies from survivors and warnings about the challenges that remain unresolved a decade later.

The decision follows attacks in Belgium and the Netherlands, prompting urgent calls for stronger protection of Jewish communities.

“In private, European leaders tell me I’m right, but no one dares to say it out loud,” De Wever said.

Terror prosecutors are leading the investigation after an explosion outside a synagogue in Liège raised fresh fears over antisemitic violence.