Fear of growing antisemitism in Europe

The rise of antisemitism in Europe is alarming, as highlighted by Regina Sluszny's visit to Auschwitz and Ellen van Praagh's concerns in the Netherlands. The European Jewish Association organized a conference to commemorate the November pogroms and address current fears. Antisemitic incidents have surged in several countries, with significant increases reported in France and Germany. Van Praagh expresses her insecurity as a Jew in the Netherlands, feeling blamed for Israel's actions. Rabbi Menachem Margolin calls for stronger political action against antisemitism, emphasizing that it begins with words. The delegation at Auschwitz reflects on the past, stressing the importance of remembrance and the promise of "Never Again."

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