Far-right in Europe capitalizes on Israel-Gaza war to fuel anti-migrant sentiment

As the crisis in Gaza intensifies, some European politicians are focusing on tightening borders and preventing potential asylum seekers from entering Europe. Far-right voices have seized the moment to advocate for stricter border controls, citing the possibility of mass displacement from the Middle East. This response stands in contrast to the bloc's previous decision to offer temporary protection to refugees fleeing Ukraine. Critics argue that the Israel-Gaza war is being used to fuel an anti-migrant agenda, leading to concerns about increased Islamophobia and human rights abuses at Europe's borders. However, there is currently no evidence of an exodus from Gaza, and even if Palestinians were to leave, it is unclear how many would end up in Europe.