Europe Archives

The broad range of Belgian anti-Semitism, a problem that usually remains under the international radar

Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld Though anti-Semitism in Belgium is widespread and has many facets, it gets little international attention. Two current

Assaf Gur In a cage made of fortified glass, under heavy security, smiling in his orange jumpsuit, is Yitzhak Abergil.

Ronald Sandee The following overview was written in connection with a Middle East Forum conference, “Qatar: U.S. Ally or Global

Punsara Amarasinghe and Eshan Jayawardne Populism in Europe as a civilizational legacy has a deeply rooted history dating back to

Philip Carl Salzman The idea of “open borders” is to open one’s heart and arms to everyone in the world,

John J. Metzler New York — It’s that time of the year again to consult the crystal snow globe and

Abigail R. Esman It is just before dusk when gunshots sounded on a quiet, residential street in November 2017. A man falls

John J. Metzler “He showed me what it means to be a President who serves with integrity, leads with courage

Barry Shaw After fairly rapid negotiations, Israel has agreed with European nations to supply Europe with its future natural gas

Dr. Jiri Valenta Shifts in perceptions among European Jews on where they feel safest is not due entirely to demographic