As the rally unfolded, the streets of Amsterdam were filled with songs of hope, speeches of solidarity, and a resounding call to confront the rising tide of antisemitism in the Netherlands.

Organized by Christian Zionists, the municipality moved the event from a central location to a more remote point.

ROME, NOV 27 - Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri on Wednesday phoned his Amsterdam counterpart Femke Halsema to tell her that ...

I saw how the word ‘pogrom’ has turned very political — into propaganda, in fact.” You know who was noble — even royal — in ...

Amsterdam mayor Femke Halsema is putting an end to the large-scale demonstration against antisemitism on Dam Square that was scheduled for Thursday evening, De Telegraaf reported Tuesday night. The ...

The organizers, including Christians for Israel, are considering legal action, according to news reports. By JNS Femke ...

Ever since its foundation in 1953 by an act of the Knesset, Yad Vashem in Jerusalem has served admirably as Israel’s national memorial to the Holocaust. Millions of visitors have ...

Two weeks after the acts of violence on the sidelines of the game between the Israeli team Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax, in ...

Femke Halsema, the mayor of Amsterdam, may have touched off a diplomatic incident last week when she said on a Dutch ...

The mayor’s 180-degree turn about the violence that happened in her city speaks volumes about how the left in Europe enables ...

Wilders is also not the only culprit. Upon returning from visiting far-right Hungarian leader Viktor Orban, Dutch PM Dick Schoof declared that antisemitism results from ’a failure to integrate’ into ...

Calling recent attacks on Jewish soccer fans in Amsterdam “horrifying,” Bishop Robert Brennan condemned the violence and ...