Malmo (Sweden)

'It starts with education' - Swedish city fighting back against anti-Semitic attacks

The city's rabbi and local imam have paired up in an effort to teach residents about the dangers of anti-Semitism.

With dozens of world leaders watching, Sweden looks to turn around its reputation on anti-Semitism.

Malmö is the 4th most multi-ethnic city in the world after London, NY and Washington. But there is no room for the Jews. Op-ed.

Head of Jewish Community in Swedish city says a shutdown of the community is a "possible scenario".

Philanthropists donate $4 million to keep Jews safe in Malmo, Sweden.

Community spokesman: 'There was never a food hygiene concern; this is a bureaucratic issue that will soon be resolved.'

One of the only kosher shops in Sweden closed following visit by health ministry.

Sheikh: 'the Jews should not feel that they need to move from the city - they are part of Malmö's history and culture.'

Early-morning explosions cause no injuries; police note a trend of car bombs near municipal buildings.

A local Malmö politician from the ruling party said that Israel trained the ISIS group to wage war on Muslims.

Gang of anti-Semites vandalize Swedish man's home, beat him with iron pipes for supporting Israel. Perpetrators yet to be found.

Annika Hernroth-Rothstein applies for asylum in her own country in protest of rampant anti-Semitism, laws banning kashrut, circumcision.

Rampant anti-Semitism in Sweden's third-largest city causing serious concern for local Jews. Perpetrators primarily Muslim immigrants.

The Simon Wiesenthal Center has called on Sweden to foot the bill for security measures to protect local Jews from anti-Semites.

Anti-Semitism is rearing its ugly head in Greece, where the phenomenon is more prevalent than ever, especially in Athens.