Newsgroup: it.hobby.viaggi
Titolo: Manifestations of anti-Semitism in the European Union

 which provides a wide range of
sources. Another interesting site that can be highlighted is the site
of the confederated trade union UIL which, starting from 23 May 2002,
presents a position paper by the educational department of the
national secretariat of the union under the title: “Schools and the
prevention of anti-Semitism”.
5. Reactions by politicians and other opinion leaders 
An appeal by the Israeli writer Abraham Yehoshua to establish a clear
boundary between Israel and Palestine, thereby encouraging a
unilateral withdrawal of Israel, was signed by prominent Italian
writers from across the political spectrum. Political leaders have
condemned the anti-Semitic tone of the demonstrations billed as
promoting peace or Palestinian rights. The imam of the Italian Islamic
Community Abdul Hadi Palazzi maintains contact to the Italian Jewish
Community and preaches messages of moderation and even friendship
toward Israel.
15 April: some politicians from both the governing and opposition
parties called for an “Israeli Day” in Rome; the director of a
pro-government daily newspaper - Il Foglio (The Sheet) - acted as
promoter of the event. About 3000 people marched through the centre of
the city carrying Israeli flags. The participants included militants
from a wide range of political parties, acting individually and
irrespective of their political affiliations.
25 April: during the manifestation of the day of liberation in Milan,
participated by about 200,000 people, the leader (general secretary)
of the main Italian trade union, Sergio Cofferati insisted “to fight
any revisionism of history”.
In September 2002 Gianfranco Fini, Deputy Prime Minister and leader of
Alleanza Nazionale (National Alliance), the former neo-fascist party,
excused himself during his visit to Israel in an interview with the
Israelian newspaper “Haaretz” for the anti-Jewish laws in Italy. He
said that he would accept historical responsibility for Fascist crimes
and would ask the forgiveness of The Jewish People.
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www.savethechildren.it/2003/index.asp
www.ihv.it/vincio


http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=119115&contrassID=3&subContrassID=0&sbSubContrassID=0
qui c'è la versione in italiano
http://download.repubblica.it/pdf/primo_antisemitismo.pdf
e la parte relativa all'Italia:
http://download.repubblica.it/pdf/secondo_antisemitismo.pdf
Ciao    Marco
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Salve,
ho letto attentamente la relazione, si parla tanto della nuova intifada e
del fatto che da quando č iniziata ci sia stata una certa recrudescenza dei
fenomeni di antisemitismo.
Mi sento di condannare dal profondo del cuore ogni forma di razzismo,
tuttavia, se si vogliono adottare gli stessi pesi e le stesse misure bisogna
dire che gli assassini stanno da una parte e dall'altra, da una parte gli
integralisti, dall'altra un ex militare sanguinario.
Finirą mai?
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