BLITZER: We're back live in Jerusalem. As the conflict between Israel and Hamas plays out here in the Middle East, Jews around the world are watching. Some are feeling a backlash. CNN's Isa Soares reports of a new rash of anti-Semitic attacks in Europe.</s>ROBERT EJINES, COUNCIL OF JEWISH INSTITUTIONS IN FRANCE: What we've seen in the past two weeks is something we never lived through. Basically, the demonstrations, which were the demonstration for the Palestine people that ignited the violence against the Jews. But on the side of the demonstration, we've seen a new mob, which decided to attack the Jews, on the idea that were defended for the Palestinian people against the government of Israel.</s>SOARES: It's a new development, with anti-Israel protests turning against Jews in general. (on camera): The rising tide of hostility towards Jewish is being felt not just here in France but right across Europe. There are fears that this new form of anti-Semitism, as the French government are calling it, is being fuelled by growing economic inequality, by the growing strength of Europe far-right nationalist parties, and a sense of alienation amongst Europe's Muslim population. (voice-over): It's certainly not just France. This week, a friendly football game in Austria in turned nasty when Pro-Palestinian demonstrators stormed the pitch and attacked visiting Israeli players. In Belgium, a shocking display. This sign in the window of the cafe reads in Turkish, "Entrance allowed for dogs but forbidden for Jews. Hatred has also spread in Latin America. Israeli flags burned in Chile and Jewish families attacked with rocks. Though Paris may be 2,000 miles from Gaza, for the Jews here, a sense that the conflict has been brought to their doorstep. Isa Soares, CNN, Paris.</s>BLITZER: Just ahead, more of our special report. We're live here in Jerusalem.
Jews Targeted as Mideast Conflict Rages