German Report Says Israel-Hate Links Extremists

Germany's domestic-intelligence service, the BfV, used its 2025 annual report to warn that antisemitism and hostility to Israel now connect extremist camps across the far left, neo-Nazi right and radical Islamism. The official BfV release and report page say Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt and BfV President Sinan Selen presented the report on June 30 and described rising threats from extremists, espionage and terrorism. Jewish and Israeli targets remain a focus for state actors, especially Iran, and other organizations. Israel's warnings about Tehran, Hamas, Hezbollah and exported Jew-hatred are not abstract; European democracies must protect Jewish life without normalizing anti-Israel incitement.