Top EU Official Warns of ‘Unacceptable’ Rising Antisemitism in Europe
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European Commission Vice President Frans Timmermans called the rise in antisemitism “unacceptable.” Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
A senior European Union official has warned of rising antisemitism in Europe as attacks and threats against Jews continue in EU member countries.
European Commission Vice President Frans Timmermans said Thursday that “in the last couple of years you’ve seen this age-old monster come up again in Europe.”
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