Современная проблема антисемитизма в Европейских странах

And if I did it every day, I would be beaten constantly.
The rise of Muslim anti-Semitism in Europe was confirmed by mass of documentary sources, however, many prefer to close on this issue eye.
The provisioning told Moynihan that the press and the elite of society, not given this issue enough attention: "the Mayor of Copenhagen says, "what we will not accept anti-Semitism, but one should not over-dramatize the situation. We all need to calm down," said he."
The Moynihan notes that the Director of some schools in areas densely populated by immigrants, began to persuade Jews to give their children there.
European supporters of multiculturalism prefer to apologize for his most dramatic accusations and to convince the indigenous population of the need to adapt to the prejudices of foreigners.
The Moynihan writes:
"At a recent "multicultural festival" in Nørrebro, which was sponsored by the government and which was aimed at promoting cultural diversity", a group of Jews were forbidden to raise the Israeli flag.


TaskForce Inclusion, one of the organizers of this event, said that it was a "precautionary measure" (this precaution, obviously, concerned only Jewish festival participants and served as a tacit recognition that the only kind of Star of David could provoke violence by some of its participants).
Later, one government official said that the original organizers of the festival was intended in General to forbid Jews to participate out of fear that their presence might offend Muslims".
2. Combating anti-Semitism

International OSCE conference on anti-Semitism in Berlin condemned manifestations of hostility and intolerance towards the Jews as a threat to democracy and international security.
The policy of Israel and the middle East conflict will never be an excuse for anti-Semitism, says in the "Berlin Declaration", adopted at the OSCE conference on Thursday 29 April.
About 600 delegates from more than 50 countries appealed to the fight against intolerance, harassment, assault and violence along ethnic and religious reasons.
Adopted at the forum closing statement, the member countries of the Organization for security and cooperation in Europe (OSCE) undertake to fight against manifestations of anti-Semitism in all walks of life. Special emphasis is on the development of special educational programs.
At the conference, agreement was reached on the collection and monitoring of information that is evidence of crimes motivated by anti-Semitism".
"Changes in the world, or policy issues regarding Israel or any other middle East region, in no case do not justify anti-Semitism", - is said in the "Berlin Declaration".
Hostility towards Jews, after his devastating expression in the Holocaust, acquired new forms. Today's anti-Semitism in combination with other manifestations of intolerance is a threat to democracy, the values of civilization and security of a world - state participants of the OSCE.
At the closing of the Berlin conference on anti-Semitism, German foreign Minister Joschka Fischer (Joschka Fischer) made an appeal to fight manifestations of hostility to Jews and foreigners.
According to German President Johannes Rau (Johannes Rau), combating anti-Semitism is an important task not only of governments, but also society as a whole.
"Anti-Semitism will remain one of the most shameful and dark chapters in the history of Europe," he said at the conference on Wednesday evening in Berlin.
Referring to the middle East problem, Rau urged Israelis and Palestinians to accept a compromise solution. "Terror against the people in Israel must finally be stopped," said the President of the Federal Republic of Germany.
On the second day of his visit to Germany, the President of Israel Moshe Katzav has commemorated the victims of the Jews.

In Berlin's government quarter, he took part in the opening of the street Yitzhak Rabin, named after the former Prime Minister of Israel and the Nobel peace prize, became the victim of an assassination attempt in 1995. At the station the Grunewald district of Berlin President Katzav commemorated 50 thousand Jews, who in the years of national socialism was sent away to concentration camps.

Conclusion
Modern mindedness veil covers the history of Europe is the veil behind which hide some of the most unsightly pulses Europeans. It turns out that in the statements of Europeans about multiculturalism hidden internal contradiction.
Multiculturalism actually can enrich society. And the most important proof is the story of the Jews in Europe. They gave Europe Einstein and Kafka, Freud and Arendt. They have transformed Europe in the intellectual center of gravity - then the Europeans began to destroy and cast out from their countries. So why the self-proclaimed defenders of European multiculturalism try not to think about these brilliant examples until then, until it does something much more serious?
Scientists studying the problem of anti-Semitism, say disparaging remarks about Jews over the last two decades have become common among the educated middle class. Especially in social media, where there were such labels (hashtags), as #HitlerWasRight, and there is a significant jump in hate speech against Jews.
The current financial crisis marked in Europe not only by the growth of the queues at the labour exchanges. According to experts, more and more acute in the "old world" becomes the problem of xenophobia.
According to the researchers of the European Jewish Congress and the Israeli sociologists, the global financial crisis contributed to a noticeable increase of xenophobic attitudes and the revival of anti-Semitic stereotypes in Europe. So the surveys conducted in Germany, Spain, great Britain, Poland, Hungary, Austria and France, showed that a third of respondents blame the current crisis on the Jewish community, and 41 percent of respondents in the EU believe that the impact of Jewish businessmen in the world economy is too large.

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