Annika Hernroth-Rothstein, Jewish-Swedish Activist, Files for Asylum Over Religious Practice Bans
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A Jewish activist in Sweden filed for asylum in protest of passed laws infringing on her faith. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
In a letter she penned for Mosaic Magazine, Annika Hernroth-Rothstein describes how kosher slaughter has been outlawed in Sweden since 1937, and that a bill is currently pending in parliament seeking to ban even the import and serving of kosher meat. Ritual circumcision is also being legally threatened in Sweden.
“On November 9, the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht, a few hundred neo-Nazis marched through Stockholm… Another few hundred leftists turned out in protest… waving Hamas flags and sporting Palestinian kefiyahs,” she wrote.
“I can only expect that my application will be summarily dismissed. But the situation is beyond absurdity, beyond op-eds and strongly worded letters of protest. The situation calls for action,” she added. Read her full letter here.
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