European Parliament prevents EU funding from reaching terrorists
The European Parliament reaffirmed its commitment to prevent EU taxpayer money from reaching individuals or entities linked to terrorism or radicalization.
The European Parliament reaffirmed its commitment to prevent EU taxpayer money from reaching individuals or entities linked to terrorism or radicalization.
As part of ELNET’s educational campaign on Hezbollah in Europe, ELNET-affiliated Forum of Strategic Dialogue held the second Europe-Israel Strategic Dialogue entitled “Hezbollah at a Crossroads: Comparing European and Israeli Notes.”
Statement on the Slovenian government's decision to designate Hezbollah in its entirety as a terrorist entity.
This paper provides background material on Hezbollah as a terror organization, and a detailed discussion of the issue of designating Hezbollah as a terror organization in its entirety across Europe.
It is high time for an honest public discussion on the importance of interfaith dialogue, tolerance and freedom of speech.
Today the plenary of the European Parliament gives its (annual) discharge[1] for the general budget of the European Commission for the financial year 2018 and adopted the relating report regarding…
ELNET statement regarding the German Bundestag resolution on Hezbollah.
European Parliament conference organised jointly by ELNET and Danish Member MEP Anders Vistisen discussed best practices of Israel in counter-terrorism.
ELNET EU & NATO hosted Member of Knesset Amir Ohana for a meeting in the European Parliament and for a dinner roundtable in a private business club in Brussels.