Jews in Europe

Critics have long argued Pius XII did nothing to stop the genocide of the Jewish people.

A Brussels museum has returned a painting to the great-grandchildren of its original owners, a Jewish couple who fled Germany in 1938.

A recent viral video, showing a young man with a kippa on his head, by a suspect of Syrian origin has enflamed a debate about anti-Semitism in Germany.

"The state of affairs for international religious freedom is worsening," according to a U.S. government body.

Poland has provoked controversy with its restitution laws that remain from the Communist era.

The rabbi said he was disappointed that lawmakers had not distanced themselves from a controversial statement.

The report urges France to ban the funding of racist groups, including "political parties".

In 1942, 'Newsweek' foreign editor Loren Carroll explained the diplomatic cost of the fascist menace.

The country's top Jewish leader calls for more education to tackle the rise in anti-semitic incidents.

Israel and Middle East a key issue for Jewish voters, with 70% intending to vote Conservative.

Jewish leaders testified to Congress about anti-Semitism in Europe.

'Israel is your home,' said Netanyahu to Europe's Jews last week, a vision not shared by all.

A leading rabbi called for special gun legislation and accused governments of not taking antisemitism seriously enough.

A lone gunman suspected of killing two people in two attacks in Denmark's capital is shot dead.