The chapter explores the history and political evolution of the right-wing Freedom Party in Europe, from its roots with ties to National Socialists to adopting a more liberal stance economically and pro-Israel position. It delves into the party's anti-immigration policies, opposition to COVID lockdowns, and recent rise in European elections compared to other populist parties. The discussion touches on the party's appeal to under 30-year-olds in Germany and Austria, as well as its resonance with working-class individuals impacted by policies like mass migration and cultural changes.