Statements

European Jewish Congress expresses solidarity with Israel and condemns Iranian attack on Jewish State

We urge the European Union and its member states to totally isolate Iran economically and politically from the international family of nations by strongly enforcing and extending sanctions against the Islamic Republic.

EJC welcomes EU sanctions against Hamas military leader

The European Jewish Congress welcomes the decision of the Council of the European Union to place Hamas terror leader and the planner and instigator of the October 7 brutal massacre of hundreds of Israeli citizens, Yahya Sinwar, to its list of sanctioned individuals.

EJC and CRIF: ‘No, Gaza is not Auschwitz. Stop Holocaust trivialisation!’

We, European Jews, have the responsibility to denounce these dangerous accusations while there is still time. Because no, Gaza is not Auschwitz! Shame on the governments that engage in Holocaust trivialisation and denial.

EJC condemns Belgian Minister Caroline Gennez for engaging in Holocaust trivialisation

The use of the Holocaust as a point of attempted comparison is an outrage and has no place in the discourse of any politician, let alone a minister of a country that is holding the presidency of the Council of the European Union.

EJC calls on European leaders to demand from Hamas unconditional surrender and release of all hostages

The European Jewish Congress calls on European leaders to stop Hamas' reign of terror in the Gaza Strip and demand the unconditional and immediate release of all hostages if they want to protect and safeguard Palestinian civilians.

European Jewish Congress welcomes agreement to release 50 Israeli hostages held by Hamas terror group

The European Jewish Congress welcomes the agreement presented today by the Israeli government which will enable the release of 50 Israeli women and children held captive by the Hamas terror group in Gaza.

European Jewish Congress appalled by ICRC’s silence on Israeli hostages held by Hamas

On International Children’s Day, the European Jewish Congress (EJC) is appalled by the inaction of the world’s so called principal organisation concerned with the rights of those captured or kidnaped in conflict.

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Events & Meetings

EJC Executive Vice-President participates in Hungarian Holocaust Memorial Day event

EJC Executive Vice-President Raya Kalenova took part in a commemorative event ahead of the Memorial Day of the Hungarian Victims of the Holocaust, hosted by H.E. Mr. Tamás Iván Kovács, Ambassador of Hungary to Belgium and Luxembourg.