This book investigates the complex and often fraught relationships between Muslim immigrant minorities and established European communities, with a particular focus on the role of Jewish communities and Judaism. The author, Amikam Nachmani, draws upon media reporting and commentary from 2005-2015 to construct a background for understanding contemporary issues such as mass Muslim immigration, terror, conflict, racism, and religious and social clashes in Europe. The analysis centers on a triangular investigation, examining the interactions from multiple perspectives.

This work provides a detailed examination of the dynamics between Muslim immigrants and European societies, with a specific lens on Jewish communities. The author utilizes a decade of media coverage to contextualize current socio-political tensions. The analysis aims to offer a comprehensive background for understanding the complexities of immigration and its impact on religious and social harmony in Europe. The book's focus on media as a primary source offers a unique perspective on public discourse surrounding these issues.