Police in Antwerp, Belgium, arrested six people on Sunday, including a 17-year-old, on suspicion of conspiring to attack Jews from the city’s heavily Charedi community.
The suspects were apprehended after exchanging messages on social media following the assault of dozens of Israelis in Holland’s capital of Amsterdam, Belgian police officials told De Morgen daily on Monday.
The incident in Antwerp coincided with concern that the assaults in the Netherlands—the country’s biggest series of antisemitic assaults in decades—mark the beginning of a new wave of coordinated attacks by Muslims in Europe against their Jewish neighbors.

Hillel Neuer of UN Watch explains what will change regarding the UN with the upcoming Trump administration.

by Rabbi Yair Hoffman THE RE-ELECTION OF President Trump has sparked new interest in the blessing that is

On Sunday, The Israel Democracy Index (IDI) published the results of a new survey indicating that most Israeli Arabs believe Israel’s response to the Iranian ballistic missile barrage on October 1st was too weak.
While in total, 41% of Israelis believed the response was “appropriately strong,” among Arab respondents that number was only 31%.  Meanwhile, 45% of Arab respondents believed Israel’s response was “too weak.”
Interestingly, these numbers align closer with respondents from the Israeli right, 51% of whom agreed the response to too weak.  Only 32% of centrist Israeli’s and 28% of leftist Israelis believed the response was too weak.

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President-elect Donald Trump has appointed former New York Republican Representative Lee Zeldin to head the Environmental Protection Agency, The Post has exclusively learned.
Zeldin, age 44, previously served four terms representing eastern Long Island in Congress as a Republican before narrowly losing the 2022 New York gubernatorial race to Democrat Kathy Hochul. He is now set to play a significant role in advancing Trump’s pro-energy production and deregulatory initiatives.

At least two Israelis were lightly injured in a terrorist vehicular assault at a military checkpoint near Beit Lechem in Yehuda on Monday evening, according to initial reports
The Israel Defense Forces confirmed on X that “during IDF operations in the Al-Khader area of ​​the Etzion Brigade, a Palestinian vehicle broke through a roadblock and carried out a car-ramming attack. The vehicle fled, many forces are conducting a chase and searches in the area.”
On Wednesday, two Israels were lightly wounded in a combined car-ramming and stabbing attack at a bus stop near the town of Shiloh in the Shomron. The terrorist was killed on the scene by an armed civilian.

Knesset member Ofer Cassif, the lone Jew among the mostly Arab Hadash-Ta’al Party’s four lawmakers, will be banned from participating in plenary and committee meetings until May 2025 because of his incessant incitement against Israel, the parliament’s Ethics Committee decided on Monday.
The Ethics Committee, which is composed of four members of Knesset from the coalition and opposition, also voted to cut Cassif’s salary for two weeks during his suspension.
Cassif’s suspension, which will take effect on Tuesday, is one of the most severe sanctions imposed by the committee in recent years.