Since Israeli Occupation attacks prevented Syrian government forces from entering the Druze-majority Sweida province in southern Syria, calls for secession led by Hikmat al-Hijri have intensified.

German authorities escalated their crackdown on far-right extremism by officially designating the AfD as a “far-right extremist entity,” marking a significant turning point in the state’s approach to one of its most prominent opposition parties.

In a scene met with conspicuous international silence, hundreds of right-wing Israelis gathered on October 21, 2024, for a conference to discuss reestablishing settlements in Gaza.

The impact of the far-right's rise in Europe has begun to surface in recent local elections across several EU countries, particularly regarding tougher measures to curb immigration.

Far-right extremists, who are currently in power in Netanyahu's government, are very serious about “rebuilding the Temple" and destroying al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem.