Antwerp - Belgium: Europe and the Arabs
This morning, the Belgian police received a report stating that there was a suspicious device in one of the corners of the train station in the city of Antwerp, in the north of the country, where a large Jewish community of more than 20,000 people lives, and a state of fear prevailed around the place.
  Police cars immediately moved and evacuated the area and closed all entrances leading to the train station, which occupies a large area and has several entrances and exits, one of which is close to the Jewish neighborhood and the Jewish synagogue in the city.
The police said that the bomb squad and other elements moved to the place to confirm the presence of explosives or not. The railway authority also said that the trains were disrupted, and the movement of a number of internal “metro” trains that pass under or near the train station will be disrupted, according to what was reported by Belgian public media.
Jewish communities in several European capitals are living in a state of panic for fear of being exposed to attacks against the backdrop of the events currently taking place between Palestinians and Israelis, especially after Belgian media reported that Jewish restaurants were subjected to attacks in France and England during the past few days.