EJC ‘repulsed’ by Greek priest’s anti-Semitic remarks

The European Jewish Congress (EJC) said Wednesday that it was repulsed by the “intolerable hate-filled and anti-Semitic rant” of a leading Greek priest who blamed world Jewry for the country’s financial problems.

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EJC President Dr Moshe Kantor’s op-ed in Euractiv: “They say they are targeting ‘Zionists’, but they are targeting Jews”

“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.