This week: A Polish MP held up an Israeli flag desecrated with a Nazi swastika in parliament on Yom HaShoah, hours before survivors marched at Auschwitz. Prime Minister Tusk and the Sejm Speaker condemned the display.
In Skopje, two suspects set fire to North Macedonia’s only synagogue on Easter morning, the first such attack in the country’s modern history. In Spain, a seven-metre Netanyahu effigy was blown up in a ‘Burning of Judas’ ceremony. Israel summoned the Spanish envoy.
A Hezbollah rocket struck a 1,500-year-old Byzantine church in Nahariya on Shabbat, burying a mosaic that had survived since the seventh century. US-Iran ceasefire talks collapsed in Islamabad; the truce expires 21 April.
Gymshark dropped two fitness influencers after antisemitic ‘prank’ videos targeting Jews in Stamford Hill. Ukraine criminalised antisemitism with penalties of up to eight years. And Noga Erez became the first Israeli to perform at Coachella.