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The author stated that the synagogue on Burnouf Street in Paris had been vandalized, mentioning prayer books thrown on the ground, premises searched, and a place of worship desecrated. He condemned the return of "horror" and expressed his support for law enforcement. 
#SoutienFDO https://t.co/pkkLrBF9vR… https://t.co/dFkH8BQIhq #Paris #Antisémitisme #Intolérance #FR (translated)

The author accused the National Rally of having antisemitic members and stated that Jordan Bardella, whom he presented as the party leader, was himself showing the way. He called on the European Parliament to sanction him. https://t.co/ch18qkMtdr #Antisémitisme #Politique #UnionEuropéenne #FR (translated)

Maarten van Rossem stated that criticism of Israel was not the same as antisemitism and said that Hans Teeuwen did not make that distinction according to him. He warned that equating the two undermined the fight against actual antisemitism and asked when that awareness would sink in. https://t.co/NJTfD3m8QB #Israël #antisemitisme #vrijheidvanmeningsuiting (translated)

Karen West wrote that she had lost respect for Copenhagen's mayor Sisse Marie We after a concern email, which she, according to West, had sent to TV 2 Kosmopol about today’s march for Denmark. West described the march as peaceful and claimed that the violence came from the far left, not from the participants in the march. She wrote that Danish Jews and their supporters had had to endure demonstrations with what she called more or less anti-Semitic slogans for three years. West called for an apology from the mayor and wrote that she had not participated herself but had followed the event through videos that she believed showed a peaceful march without ideologies. #København #antisemitisme #FredeligDemonstration (translated)

The author was pleased that Israel had refused entry to the representative of a newspaper which, in his opinion, had published in June 1940, with the permission of the Kommandantur, an edition welcoming Nazi soldiers and which had since been attacking Israel. He wrote that this decision would make for an excellent weekend. #Israël #Histoire #Antisémitisme #IL (translated)

Ledarsidorna.se criticized Aftonbladet's editorial staff and Kalle Sundin, stating that Sundin's article did not understand the Center Party's and Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist's opposition to ministers Jonas Sjöstedt, Nooshi Dadgostar, and Ida Gabrielsson. Ledarsidorna.se claimed that antisemitism was widespread and structural within the Left Party, at a different level than within the Sweden Democrats, and that connections to terrorist organizations existed among local representatives and at all levels, including the parliamentary group. The writer also questioned the party's membership recruitment and referred to the Left Party in Borlänge and a comparison with Cassius Clay as an example of how easily the party could be infiltrated. Ledarsidorna.se wrote that the Left Party's promise to leave NATO came at the same time that Russia threatened to treat the Baltic neighboring countries like Ukraine. The writer described Sundin as a product of the Bommersvik Academy and the Bommersvik left and claimed that he had been schooled and recruited by Anders Lindberg. The writer stated that Sundin was either very ignorant or an accomplice to Kremlin and terrorism, and urged him to clarify which. https://t.co/KfZSFwhgu4 #politik #antisemitism #vänsterpartiet (translated)

Bart Nijman wrote that he saw signals everywhere that reminded him of a period in history he had studied in school. Although he believed that history would not repeat itself exactly or be predicted in advance, he saw patterns and practices in the current moralism, activism, and antisemitism that frightened him. He wrote that it should be prevented that descendants would later have to justify themselves to victims for the actions of their grandparents. At the same time, he stated that excuses were being sought to dismiss warning signals. Nijman said he was left with a bitter feeling from a piece by Rob Fransman. https://t.co/l6LTc1XoPm #geschiedenis #activisme #antisemitisme (translated)

Nausicaa Marbe criticized an NOS item about Hapoel supporters. According to her, the broadcaster asked if there was reason for concern about chants, while footage of Maccabi was shown. She wrote that an expert did not label the supporters as very nationalist or racist, but did point out young men and radicalization. Marbe countered that anti-Semites had freely shouted near the stadium in Alkmaar. #Hapoel #voetbal #antisemitisme (translated)

Tom Jensen wrote in a leader in Berlingske that the two Muslim participants in last week's episode of the TV 2 program 'Højskolen' had invoked Danish values such as tolerance and inclusiveness to defend views he believed were far from those values. He raised questions about the limits of tolerance in Western democracies and referred to philosopher Karl Popper's argument that open societies must be able to protect themselves against intolerance. Jensen described a growing hatred of the West, which he linked to fundamentalist and dictatorial regimes, as well as people, often from MENAPT countries, who had obtained residency in the West. He wrote that some of them were increasingly allying with a left wing that accepted extreme views when they were expressed by minority representatives. He associated Hamas-apologetic pro-Palestinian demonstrations with parts of the recent unrest in France, growing antisemitism, and opposition to Iran's influence in the Middle East. He also connected the debate to Pia Kjærsgaard's showing of TikTok images of Afrah al-Jabouri in 'Højskolen'. Jensen wrote that free citizens had the right not to tolerate intolerance and warned that the foundation of society could otherwise crack. He concluded by stating that one must tolerate the bad atmosphere. https://t.co/M4FFmI3JqU #Tolerance #Demokrati #Ytringsfrihed (translated)

The negotiations for the formation of a city government in Berlin, with the far-left Elif Eralp as a possible mayor, are under pressure due to controversies surrounding antisemitism and the stance of the party Die Linke regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict. #Berlijn #DieLinke #Palestijnen (translated)

Two men from Aarhus, Ali Hassan Sarwari and Tawab Mohsini, have been sentenced in Germany for preparing anti-Semitic attacks and surveilling Jewish leaders, with 54-year-old Sarwari receiving eight and a half years in prison and 43-year-old Mohsini receiving four and a half years. #Antisemitisme #Tyskland #Aarhus (translated)