anti-semitism in belgium

In Antwerp, haredi Orthodox Jew overpowers and tackles his attacker

Police arrived at the scene while the suspect was pinned down and arrested him.

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Belgian car shop owner says he won’t serve Jews due to Israel’s stance on Ukraine

Citing Israel’s perceived “failure to recognize war crimes” by Russia, “our Jewish clients are no longer welcome,” the owner wrote to the media.

A man wearing a fake hooked nose and carrying a sign warning readers not to "tell the the truth about the Jew" at the annual procession of the carnival in Aalst, Belgium on Feb. 23, 2020. (Cnaan Liphshiz)

COVID-19 comment spurs an anti-Semitism complaint filed against head of Belgium’s Jew-mocking Aalst carnival

The event’s chairman seemed to suggest on Facebook that Jewish people violate virus-related emergency measures because they’re “the Chosen People.”

A boy visitng the Kazerne Dossin Holocaust museum in Mechelen, Belgium on Dec. 22, 2019. (Cnaan Liphshiz)

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4 passengers threaten to blow up Belgian train unless ‘cancer Jews’ get off

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Antwerp Jews to lose army protection under new Belgium government’s plan

Vultures fly over a Jewish man in Antwerp, Belgium in a caricature from August 7, 2020 that critics say is anti-Semitic. (Pierre Kroll/Le Soir)

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Belgian daily runs cartoon seen to label Jewish neighborhood ‘Coronavirus Village’

Protesters demonstrate against Israel's plan to apply its civilian laws in the West Bank during a rally in Brussels, Belgium on June 28, 2020. (Dursun Aydemir/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Dozens chant about an ancient massacre of Jews at pro-Palestinian rally in Brussels

Viviane Teitelbaum. (Wikimedia Commons)

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Belgian man sentenced to 2 years in prison for emailing anti-Semitic death threats to Jewish lawmaker

Holocaust survivor Regina Sluszny tells VRT about her feelings toward Israel during filming in 2019 for the Belgian documentary “Children of the Holocaust.” (VRT)

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Belgian Holocaust series says Jews ‘massacred’ and ‘systematically’ displaced Palestinians

A man wearing a fake hooked nose and carrying a sign warning readers not to "tell the the truth about the Jew" at the annual procession of the carnival in Aalst, Belgium on Feb. 23, 2020. (Cnaan Liphshiz)

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Europe’s modern anti-Semitic carnivals are carrying on a centuries-old tradition

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