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How Hamas Infiltrated Europe
Demonstrators in London protest Israel’s attacks on Hamas. On Tuesday, the European Leadership Network, a pro-Israel advocacy group, released a report that identifies over a dozen Europeans with Hamas ties. (Rasid Necati Aslim via Getty Images)
The terrorist group has built an extensive network of activists who fund its activities and sow anti-Israel hatred across the continent, a new report reveals.
By Olivia Reingold
10.15.24 — International
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Since October 7, when Hamas terrorists murdered more than 1,200 people in a single day, anti-Israel—and antisemitic—sentiment has roiled Europe. In the Netherlands, strangers have targeted Jewish people, calling them slurs like “child murderer” and “dirty Jew.” Over the summer, UK voters elected four anti-Israel politicians, all of whom consider the Jew…

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Olivia Reingold
Olivia Reingold is a staff writer at The Free Press. She co-created and executive produced Matthew Yglesias’s podcast, Bad Takes. She got her start in public radio, regularly appearing on NPR for her reporting on indigenous communities in Montana. She previously produced podcasts at Politico, where she shaped conversations with world leaders like Jens Stoltenberg.
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