After visiting Israeli soccer fans were chased and assaulted in the streets of Amsterdam following a soccer match last November, several people appeared at a Dutch court on December 11th for taking part in a night of violence that made headlines and sparked accusations of antisemitism.
An Islamic charity in the United Kingdom is facing criticism for giving a teaching role to a young woman accused of extremism and for hosting a sermon saying men should force their wives to cover up.
Police searched the home of two students who serve as leaders of a chapter of the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at George Mason University in Virginia after they were accused of leading a group that vandalized the university’s student center. Authorities found firearms, pro-terrorism materials, and even flags of terrorist groups.
The US-based international online financial platform PayPal terminated the account of al-Mustafa Institute, an Islamic education institute connected to the Iranian regime and based in the German capital, Berlin, in November.
A shocking review by the United Kingdom’s terrorism watchdog has found that the British government has failed to deal with Islamist gangs and criminals in British prisons, making them a breeding ground for jihadists and a place where non-Muslim prisoners and staff live in fear.
A man in northwestern Pakistan was arrested for allegedly insulting the Quran during a heated argument after police were alerted that an angry mob wanted to lynch the suspect.
A rabbi in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was killed after he was reported missing on November 21st, with Israeli authorities saying he might have been kidnapped before he was found dead.
Rabbi in UAE killed in ‘antisemitic terror incident’, says Israel | Dubai | The Guardian https://t.co/sJDdD4IT1N
A court convicted a Pakistani teen on November 23rd for killing a man who was standing on trial back in 2020 for blasphemy charges.
(1/2) A Peshawar anti-terrorism court sentenced a man to life for killing a blasphemy accused in 2020, but acquitted two co-accused due to lack of evidence. https://t.co/ZM40qrTDpU
The police chief of the German capital, Berlin, urged Jews and gays to “be vigilant” or even avoid certain Arab-majority neighborhoods in the city, warning many of them contain pockets of antisemitism and residents who harbor support for terrorist groups.
