As the Israeli government signals a possible escalation of its “military operation” in Gaza, the debate over drafting ultra-Orthodox Jews (Haredim) has resurfaced; a highly divisive and politically sensitive issue in Tel Aviv.

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.

US billionaire Elon Musk expressed backing for other anti-immigration forces across Europe, including the Alternative for Germany party, the UK’s Reform party, and Italy’s prime minister, Giorgia Meloni.

Despite claims of division within Israeli society, the Israeli Knesset’s decision to ban UNRWA's activities and prohibit contact with the organization passed with a strong majority, reflecting the nation’s overall hardline stance.

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.