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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2025 · 29 MIN

Europe’s Antisemitism Crisis: How Immigration and Policy Are Shaping Security

from IDSF Daily Israel Briefing · host Moshe Davis

In this episode, IDSF security researcher Giovanni Giacalone talks about the rise of antisemitism in Italy and across Europe. He discusses how issues like immigration and policing facilitate this growth and the impact that it has on both local community safety and how it ties into the bigger picture of the war in Israel. Giovanni shares a number of examples of how left unchecked, the rising number of antisemitism attacks can become a global threat to the West, and how ideologies and political considerations are allowing terror groups to overtake European cities. Read his most recent article here - https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/italy-and-its-ambiguous-stance-on-palestinian-terrorism/ This is an episode from the IDSF Daily Briefings. To sign up to view the LIVE briefings every day, click here — http://bit.ly/IDSFBriefings Join the IDSF mailing list to receive updates from Israel and special invitations - http://bit.ly/3IC2ptZ Join the IDSF WhatsApp community to receive video clips of our briefings, and updates: http://bit.ly/IDSFWhatsapp

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