Bucharest

Romania commemorated National Holocaust Remembrance Day in Bucharest, addressing historical atrocities, education, and the rising tide of contemporary antisemitism across Europe.

Romanian airline AnimaWings has filed for bankruptcy, leaving hundreds of Israeli tourists stranded in Bucharest with canceled return flights and mounting expenses.

Hagag Europe reports the sale of hundreds of housing units in Romania within just five months and estimates that the gross profit from the next stages will reach an unprecedented amount.

Instead of empty stands in Romania, Hapoel Be'er Sheva is opening its gates to the local public: the club will allow Romanian fans to purchase tickets for matches in Europe, which is expected to fill the stadium and bring millions into the club's coffers.

Fans of the runner-up are in a frenzy ahead of the Conference League qualifying return leg against AEK Larnaca, which will be held in Bucharest. Romanian authorities are on high alert for the meeting between the fan camps, with strict security checks expected at the stadium entrance. Yarden Shua will start the game on the bench.