Members of the newly elected European Jewish Parliament (EJP) are in Jerusalem this week, discussing with high ranking Israeli officials and with the leadership of American Jewry, ways in which European Jewry and American Jewry  should work closer together in light of the de-legitimisation campaign against Israel.

After a very successful visit to Brussels last week, The Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organisation continued to Jerusalem. Their agenda includes meetings with Israel's Top Political, Governmental and Military leadership.

The inaugural meeting of the 120 elected members of the first ever European Jewish Parliament (EJP), described as a new and innovative forum to voice the thoughts, beliefs and ideas as well as concerns of European Jews, took place on Thursday at the European Parliament building in Brussels.

Across Europe and around the world we are surrounded by the images of the Holocaust. Museums, memorials, resolutions, literature and movies, are meant to educate, stimulate reflection, memorialize the millions who were murdered, and serve as lasting reminders of the brutality and destructiveness of which humans are capable. But increasingly, the images that have defined the memory of the Holocaust for decades are being stripped of their original meanings and misused to communicate a very different message.

The voting phase of The European Jewish Parliamentary elections has now concluded.  

The Rabbinical Center of Europe (RCE) said it was "astounded" by calls for the resignation of US Ambassador to Belgium, Howard Gutman, following controversial statements he made on the roots of anti-Semitism in Europe at a recent conference in Brussels.

December 7, 2011— Jewish News One (JN1), the first international Jewish news channel, is now available live on the Internet (www.jn1.tv), two months after its historic launch in Brussels. 

Ambassador to Belgium Howard Gutman expressed regrets Sunday that his words at a conference on the fight against anti-Semitism in Europe "have been misinterpreted."

December 1, Brussels.  Unique conference initiated by European Jewish Union gathered together Jewish lawyers and legal experts from across the continent. After long debates a historically important decision was made - to establish pan-European legal task force to combat anti-Semitism.

At last week’s football game hosted in London’s Wembley Stadium, England, in a surprise twist, beat Spain, something that has not occurred for the last fifteen years.