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Rising Antisemitism in Europe
Rising antisemitism in Europe forces many Jews to consider leaving for Israel, prompting action from the EU.
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Rabbi Menachem MargolinMargaritis Schinas
- Why are many European Jews considering moving to Israel?
- Rabbi Margolin highlights that the number of Jews wanting to emigrate to Israel is significantly increasing due to the perceived lack of safety in Europe. He asserts that Israel's intervention to rescue Jews in the Netherlands underscores the failure of European protection.
- What action has the European Commission taken to address antisemitism?
- The European Commission acknowledges the problem and has implemented a strategy to combat antisemitism, but the recent Hamas attack has exacerbated the issue. The EU is now committed to increasing efforts to address the rising anti-Semitic violence.
- What recent event has heightened concerns about antisemitism in Europe?
- Following violent incidents against Israeli football fans in Amsterdam, concerns about escalating antisemitism have been raised. Many European Jews feel unsafe and are seeking refuge in Israel, even amidst ongoing conflict.
- What is the response from the European Commission to the growing concerns?
- Margaritis Schinas, Vice-President of the European Commission, acknowledges the concerns of European Jewish communities and assures them of the EU's commitment to creating a safe and inclusive environment for Jews in Europe.
- What is the main concern raised by the chairman of the European Jewish Association?
- The chairman of the European Jewish Association, Rabbi Menachem Margolin, expressed deep concern over the rising antisemitism in Europe, stating that many Jews no longer feel safe and are considering moving to Israel.