Israel is in talks with Egypt and the EU over the electricity crisis in the Gaza Strip.

The Modern Language Association, the largest body for scholars and language in the US, voted by a large margin to “refrain from endorsing the boycott” of Israeli universities. A resolution rejecting the boycott of Israel was voted voted 1,954 to 885 by MLA members.

In Hungary, the main Jewish organization is the Hungarian Jewish Federation (MAZSIHISZ), which has a great history and tells a lot about the Hungarian Jewry.

London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan has revealed that he sought advice from Israel on how to fight urban terrorism in the wake of the recent terror attacks in Manchester and in the British capital.

The World Jewish Congress, North America has called on the United States government to deport an accused Nazi war criminal living in New York City.

A fire hit a kosher falafel restaurant in London’s Golders Green, days after a kosher supermarket burnt down nearby over the weekend.

German newspaper Bild, the largest circulation in the country, broadcasted a documentary on anti-Semitism among European Muslims that was canceled by French-German television channel Arteon the ground that it was too pro-Israel.

3rd annual Jewish Film Festival opened in Moscow.

‘’Religious slaughter is part of religious freedom,’’ says Katharina von Schnurbein, the European Commission Coordinator on combating anti-Semitism.

The Swiss Council of States, the upper house of the country’s parliament, has voted a resolution which directs the government to ''amend the laws, ordinances and regulations'' to prevent funding to NGOs ''involved in racist, anti-Semitic or hate incitement actions.''