Donald Trump’s offhanded comment about immigration problems in Sweden was met with two reactions.
First, deception. Much of the media and many political opponents invented the fake claim that Trump referred to a terror incident that happened the night before. It was a lie, as the transcript showed,
Trump was chided for his remarks on the immigrant problems in Sweden.
Just days after his comments, violent riots erupted in Stockholm’s immigrant-filled suburbs, forcing law enforcement officers to open fire.
James Traub writes in Foreign Policy on the situation facing Sweden in its attempt to absorb the recent wave of Syrian/Iraqi/Afghan newcomers.
At the outset of the article, the author may seem to be leaning towards blaming Europe for not being more magnanimous, and to be making a false analogy to WWII...
Something maddening is happening in the European and Nordic countries which have opened their doors to millions of refugees from Muslim countries.
Women of the host countries were sexually assaulted in numerous cities during holiday celebrations by refugees and it’s being ignored in some cases and even covered up in others. In...
The news of the week is that Sweden faces “collapse” from the unrestricted flow of migrants, as the Swedish foreign minister Margot Wallström recently acknowledged in an interview:
“I have to admit that there have been moments recently of very great disappointment. I have heard statements from member states that have been...
This is the third in our series revisiting our coverage of the 2014 Gaza conflict.
In the first post, we reported how the war did not start the way the anti-Israel propagandists content, with an Israeli attack in retaliation for the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teens by a Hamas-affiliated cell...
Marie Brenner, writing in Vanity Fair, explores whether Jews should leave France.
The French language version of the article is titled Paris En Flammes. With my distant recollection of high school french, that translates as Paris in Flames.
But the English language version has a more descriptive title, The Troubling Question in the...
Is this officially a series now?
We’ve done Paris, Britain, Copenhagen and Malmö, where people walking the street dressed in attire indicating they are religious Jews face street harassment, mostly by Muslim young men.
We also did Montevideo, where the reaction was positive.
Here’s Cairo, as the Jerusalem Post reports:
An Egyptian journalist conducted an...
We’ve featured many videos of the street harassment that accompanies Walking While Jewish in many European cities, including Paris, Copenhagen, Malmö and parts of Britain.
So here is a change of pace.
Chabad, the Lubavitch Orthodox Jewish organization, has emissaries and houses on campuses and locations around the world. It is not a...
We have documented many times the role in the spread of anti-Semitic violence in Europe played by the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
The gross demonization and dehumanization of Israeli Jews by BDS contributes both directly and indirectly to acts of anti-Semitism. We have seen it on the streets...
In August 2013, we noted that Jews in Europe past their expiration date, based on the superb article You Only Live Twice by Michel Gurfinkiel in Mosaic Magazine:
There is no future left for Jewish communities in Europe.
That’s the inescapable conclusion of You Only Live Twice by Michel Gurfinkiel in Mosaic Magazine.
The...
We have posted several times about what it is like to be Walking While Jewish in various places in Europe, including Paris, Copenhagen, and Malmö, Sweden.
The fact is that in many places in Europe, it is dangerous to be seen Walking While Jewish.
Including in Britain, as The Daily Mail demonstrated...
“Walking while Jewish” is a phrase I have been using quite a bit lately, when it comes to the rise of anti-Semitic street harassment and violence in Europe, often masquerading as anti-Zionism and frequently by Muslim young men.
A Swedish reporter made a film recently of how he was harassed in ...
A three-day long controversy broke out recently over the use of the term “No-Go Zones” with regard to certain European cities in light of the Charlie Hebdo and HyperCasher supermarket attacks by Islamic radicals.
Steve Emerson of The Investigative Project,...
Almost since the beginning of this website in the fall of 2008 I have been sounding the alarm about, and documenting, the rise of anti-Semitism masquerading as anti-Zionism in Europe.
It’s been a toxic marriage of anti-Jewish Islamists and anti-Israeli leftists, resulting not just in fatalities, but in the inability to be...
The attack by radical Islamists at the Paris Hyper Cacher kosher supermarket left four hostages dead, plus one of the gunmen.
The Hyper Cacher supermarket attack appears to have been coordinated with the two men who killed 12 at Charlie Hebdo.
The specter of widespread anti-Semitism on the streets of Paris is nothing...
Increased Muslim immigration to Europe has created small areas which are essentially countries within countries which European law enforcement officials have dubbed “No-Go Zones.”
Rowan Scarborough of the Washington Times recently described what’s happening in France:
Muslims segregated from French society in growing Islamist mini-states
A backdrop to the massacre in Paris on Wednesday...
