Op-Eds

“Antisemitism has always served as an early warning sign of the health of a society. When hatred towards Jews is tolerated and normalised, it rarely stops there. It spreads outward, threatening all sections of society and undermining democratic values,” writes EJC President Dr Moshe Kantor in the aftermath of the attack on a synagogue in Liège, Belgium.

"You cannot defeat antisemitism with steel doors, because antisemitism does not begin with bullets; it begins with words," writes EJC President Dr. Moshe Kantor.

“This is proof that when antisemitic words go unchallenged, they end in blood. Eighty years after the Holocaust, Europe’s promise of ‘Never again’ is being tested not only by bullets and bombs, but also by rhetoric, slogans, and lies,” writes EJC President Dr Moshe Kantor.

“We are at a pivotal moment. Antisemitism left unchecked never stops with the Jews. It spreads, it consumes, and it undermines the societies that tolerate it,” said EJC President Dr Moshe Kantor.

"Understanding Israel’s position, and the new reality in the Middle East, providing diplomatic and logistical support for Israel to prevent Iran’s nuclear capability would be a very real threat felt in Tehran, especially if it involved a united front from the P5+1", writes Moshe Kantor in an Op-ed in the Jerusalem Post.

"Recent events have shown that the Swedish government is focusing on and is willing to devote considerable political energy to promoting Holocaust remembrance and combating antisemitism," writes Dr Moshe Kantor in an Op-ed in the Jerusalem Post.