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In Europe, neither History nor Memory Can Be Avoided
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When we know acts of anti-Semitism in Europe after the Second World War, both history and memory would not fail to put any country out of the possibility that they have been committed there or crimes of anti-Jewish hatred or verbal violence from networks, media and politics or all variants of vandalism and Judeophobia that have not given peace to Jewish communities for centuries. But generally in a world that is now saturated with information is…
French Parliament adopts bill to combat antisemitism in universities, including awareness measures and disciplinary actions - European Jewish Congress
The French Parliament has definitively adopted a bill aimed at combating antisemitism in higher education. The legislation includes measures for awareness-raising and disciplinary sanctions and makes it mandatory to appoint a dedicated “referent” on the fight against antisemitism within each educational establishment. These representatives, who already exist in some institutions, will be responsible for the prevention, detection, and handling of…
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