Schlechte Perspektiven für Juden in Europa

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Such activists, Maimon notes, “deny they are motivated by anti-Semitic or anti-Islamic feelings. The issue, they say, is children’s rights.

...was natürlich völliger Blödsinn ist, wie wir alle wissen. Schließlich sind Islamhass und Antisemitismus alles, was uns wirklich antreibt.
So, und bevor das jetzt von übereifrigen Extremisten noch zitiert wird: Das war ironisch gemeint!

Da tönt mal wieder die "Alle-Juden-nach-Israel-Lobby".

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"For their part, European Jews, on the whole, enjoy comfortable day-to-day lives, and
their representative bodies have not felt the necessity to launch any emergency pan-
European or even local strategic thinking process in response to these developments.
Since they do not encounter state-sponsored anti-Semitism or barriers to their social
and professional fulfillment, they trust their governments to protect them and believe
that – provided they lower their Jewish profile – they can comfortably remain in
Europe.
At the same time, and this may partially explain the lack of urgency in the behavior of
the local Jewish leadership, in the affluent and protected West Paris and North
London suburban Jewish neighborhoods, Jewish life is more vibrant than ever, and
every week new families move into them from other communities. Moreover,
Vienna's Jewish community is growing (following an influx of Hungarian Jews),
Berlin’s Jews have launched the Jewish Voice from Germany – a publicly-funded
quarterly periodical with a circulation of 50,000 – Budapest's Jews have opened an
effervescent Israeli Cultural Center, and kosher restaurants, centers for Talmudic
studies and Jewish museums open continuously in European capitals. Viewed from
Europe, Jewish life is enjoying a renaissance that does not signal any imminent
disaster."

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