Extremism
One click away: ADL research shows how online radicalization leads to extremism
Unrestricted internet access may seem harmless, but it can lead to devastating acts of real-world violence.
Body of Awdah Hathaleen released to family for burial
Samidoun, Muslim Brotherhood face potential ban in Belgium as PM unveils new bill
Israelis oppose gender segregation - opinion
Shooting of Jewish minor in West Bank incident was unintentional, IDF finds
The IDF also pointed out that this type of wounding would be permissible under the rules of engagement, as throwing rocks at a moving vehicle is considered extremely dangerous.
Jewish violence in the West Bank is a moral and strategic liability for Israel - analysis
While the numbers can be debated – depending on who is doing the reporting and what is being reported – wider trends are harder to deny.
'We are not afraid of the word occupation,' Smotrich says at Jerusalem Day rally
“We are liberating Gaza – and settling it,” Smotrich said, addressing a crowd gathered for the annual celebration.
After Washington Jewish Museum shooting, silence is no longer an option - opinion
Those of you who remain silent—my gentile and Jewish brothers and sisters—we need you.
Inside the heads of terrorists: Does Israel know its enemies? - interview
To explore this root cause of October 7, the Report interviewed Prof. Arie Kruglanski, a world expert on the psychology of terrorism and extremism.
German spy agency pauses 'extremist' classification for AfD party, local court says
The BfV won't refer to the AfD as a "right-wing extremist movement" until the court ruleson an AfD motion to issue a temporary injunction.
AfD files lawsuit against German spy agency's extremist classification
The extremist classification allows the spy agency to step up monitoring of the AfD, for example, by recruiting informants and intercepting party communications.
German spy agency ranks far-right AfD 'extremist'
The status should make it easier for authorities to use secret methods to monitor the party.
Israel Police arrest two east Jerusalem residents who intended to join ISIS
Two east Jerusalem ISIS supporters were arrested after attempting to join the group abroad, traveling through Turkey and Jordan before being caught upon returning to Israel.
Trump's danger to US Jewry: Living under autocracy never ends well for Jews - opinion
We must not let Trump’s policy of cracking down on far-Left antisemitism lull us into silence while his administration normalizes far-Right extremism and imperils our democracy.
‘Hostages’ in Guatemala: The Fight for 140 Children
Guatemalan courts are struggling to free 140 children from the extremist Jewish sect Lev Tahor, despite evidence of abuse, with Israeli relatives urging global intervention.