From London to Madrid, from Berlin to Brussels, “Israel’s” genocide in Gaza has become a test of European foreign-policy principles, highlighting a widening gap between an outraged public and the ruling authorities.

The Netherlands has traditionally been one of the strongest supporters of “Israel” in Europe, but relations soured following the war on Gaza.

European countries, including Germany and the Netherlands, have exported police dogs to “Israel” over the past decades, while investigations have shown that these police dogs are used to terrorize Palestinian civilians.

Violent clashes in Amsterdam between Israeli fans and locals spark global reactions and highlight double standards in international sports and media.

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.