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As Jewish communities across Europe prepare for the High Holidays, security awareness remains a shared responsibility. This guide provides practical guidance on suspicious objects, suspicious behaviour, travelling to and from the synagogue, security inside communal institutions, and responding to incidents.
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The results show that a growing majority of Europeans (55% in 2025, compared to 50% in 2018) consider antisemitism as a problem in their Member State.
The report finds that 23 Member States have developed national strategies against antisemitism, and 20 Member States have appointed a special envoy or national coordinator on combating antisemitism.
By Kantor Centre for the Study of Contemporary European Jewry at Tel Aviv University
By Kantor Centre for the Study of Contemporary European Jewry at Tel Aviv University
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