The various institutions of postwar Europe were intended to keep the peace, bring warring peoples together and build a sense of continental attachment and loyalty. However, growing antisemitism, increased migration and the rise of extremist, anti-immigrant parties have led to backlash and divisions rather than unity.
The long war in Gaza has exacerbated conflicts and tensions in Europe, particularly among young Muslims who feel outraged by Israel’s military actions, leading to public incidents such as antisemitic attacks during a soccer match.
The Eurovision Song Contest in Malmo faced protests against an Israeli contestant, reflecting deeper societal rifts. The event, usually a symbol of unity and culture, turned into a platform for political strife.
Although the organizers aimed for a celebration of art, the performance by Eden Golan was marred by booing from the audience, signaling a waning sense of togetherness in Europe amidst rising political tensions.
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