The European Jewish Congress Urges EU to Take Action against Wave of Anti-Semitism

In light of the alarming wave of anti-Semitic attacks that have riddled the European continent in the last two weeks, the European Jewish Congress urges the European Union institutions to take action against the attacks.

Violent anti-Semitic attacks on individuals, acts of vandalism of Jewish sites and calls for the incitement of hatred during demonstrations cannot be tolerated in Europe. They are a transgression of the democratic values that our societies are built upon.

European governments and European Union institutions have the obligation to speak out against all acts of anti-Semitism and bring perpetrators to justice. The EJC urges the European Parliament to pass a resolution condemning the recent wave of anti-Semitic incidents.

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EJC calls on Europe’s university rectors to protect Jewish students 

The European Jewish Congress has called upon the rectors of Europe’s leading universities to protect Jewish student rights free from intimidation and attack, as European universities see occupations and demonstrations from anti-Zionist activists.