Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Anti-Semitism 'on the rise' say Europe's Jews (BBC)

A proposito dell'orrendo attentato che ha fatto 5 morti a Bruxelles ieri.
 
Qui:
 
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-24857207
 
 
Do' la fine, ma bisogna leggerlo tutto.
 
 E' un poll transeuropeo rivolto agli ebrei europei. Da notare il ruolo di Facebook, e quello dell'immigrazione araba.
 
 
A British woman in her 50s, quoted in the survey, said she had "experienced more anti-Semitic comments" since going on Facebook "than I ever have done throughout my whole life".
 
She added: "This is very dispiriting. The speed at which hostile comments and misinformation can be passed around is frightening and leads to a sense of deep unease, which may not connect with the day-to-day reality of being Jewish in a diverse society."
 
Condemnation call
The survey found 29% of those surveyed had considered emigrating because of concerns about safety, with particularly high figures recorded in Hungary (48%), France (46%) and Belgium (40%).
 
It found one in five respondents had personally experienced at least one anti-Semitic verbal insult and/or a physical attack in the year before the survey.
 
Perpetrators of the most serious incidents were described as "being perceived as someone with Muslim extremist views, 27%, left-wing political views, 22%, or with right-wing views, 19%".
 
Respondents said the most frequent comments made by non-Jewish people in the UK were: "Israelis behave 'like Nazis' towards the Palestinians" and "Jews exploit Holocaust victimhood for their own purposes" (both 35%).
 
In France 52% of the Jewish people surveyed described anti-Semitism as a "very big problem" in their country, in Hungary the figure was 49%, while in the UK it was much less - 11%.
 
The survey showed significant differences between Western and Eastern European countries.
 
In Latvia, only 8% said the Israeli-Arab conflict had had a large impact on how safe they felt, but the figure rose to 28% for Germany and was as high as 73% in France.
 
FRA Director Morten Kjaerum said this reflected differing histories, as well as recent patterns of immigration.
 
"I think that there is across Europe... a traditional form of anti-Semitism that goes back in history for a long time," he said.
 
"But then we also see a particular sort of anti-Semitism reported by the respondents, namely the anti-Semitism which comes out of the conflict in the Middle East. And this is where you have to be careful: when do you have a legitimate critique of whatever your position may be in terms of that particular conflict and when would it be an anti-Semitic statement?"
 
Demand for action
The FRA said EU countries should work "urgently" to find effective ways to combat online anti-Semitism. It called on public figures to condemn anti-Semitic statements.
 
The President of the European Jewish Congress, Moshe Kantor, welcomed the survey, but said "the fact that a quarter of Jews are not able to express their Jewishness because of fear should be a watershed moment for the continent of Europe and the European Union."
 
"The Jewish reality in Europe is of great concern and the authorities need to deal with incidents of hate and intolerance in a holistic manner, to really combat these manifestations before it is too late.
 
"We would like to see concrete steps being taken, including creating legislation to specifically deal with anti-Semitism and racism, bolstering law enforcement agencies and ensure a zero-tolerance approach to anti-Semitism, even, and perhaps specifically, when opinion-shapers and decision-makers engage in these forms of hate," he said.

  E' un poll transeuropeo rivolto agli ebrei europei. Da notare il ruolo di Facebook, e quello dell'immigrazione araba.
 
e' il solito tentativo di gettare fango sulle richieste dei palestinesi, oppressi da una dittatura peggiore di quella nazista e appoggiata da rabbini che votano Likud

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Chi sei merdinah? Hai dimenticato di metterci le faccineh. LOL
 

 Chi sei merdinah? Hai dimenticato di metterci le faccineh. LOL
 
basta parlare di antisemitismo! E' tutta una scusa per demonizzare noi, contadini della Galilea. Noi vivevamo in pace con la natura, ed in armonia con i nostri vicini musulmani e cristiani, poi purtroppo un giorno sono arrivati degli ebrei sionisti invasori, gente che pensava di avere dei diritti, e mi hanno cacciato, Mi hanno portato via la casa, il cascinale, la mucca, la scatola di cachi, la radio a transistor, i dischi di Little Tony, e soprattutto il diritto di voltare! E da allora noi contadini della Galilea siamo impegnati in una lotta pacifica e non violenta, con episodi come quello di ieri a Brusselles, Voi ci demonizzate, dite che siamo antisemiti, invece stiamo solo lottando per costruire un futuro di pace aasieme a quegli ebrei che ci stanno e che vogliono vivere rispettando le nostre leggi, e come sempre e' accaduto, con un bel segno giallo cucito sui vestiti! Non sono attentati, sono messaggi di amore
stei iumanne!

 pensava di avere dei diritti, e mi hanno cacciato, Mi hanno portato
 
da google che ha incasinato i nick insieme a thunderbird, per cui ora 
sei sempre un qualcosa tipo   נחום, da unaparte, e dall'altra Il 
contadino della Galilea
 
 
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Interessante cmq. che rossi e bruni addizionati superano cmq. gli islamici.