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Canary in the Coalmine: Europe’s “Decoy Jews”

Police decoys have helped reduce street crime. The “decoy Jew” has now been added to the police attributes.

European Jewish Youth Go to the Big Apple

Despite volcanic disruptions to European air travel, 150 Europeans traveled to New York for the first transatlantic ECJS event May 6-10.

Matthew Ostrove Attends ECJS Conference

Ostrove told the Winnipeg Jewish Review that he had the opportunity to talk to a lot of European Jewish students, ages 18-35, about the their concerns, including anti-Semitism.

Israel grapples with fallout of flotilla violence

Israeli naval forces were attacked with metal clubs and knives, as well as live fire, when they boarded the flotilla according to the IDF.

Jewish lobbying sways EU against support of Goldstone Gaza report

Moshe Kantor warned EP parties that adopting it would seriously harm EU-Israel ties.

Belgium is closer to a burka ban

Belgium could soon become the first country in Europe to ban face-covering veils in public.

Rise Of Anti-Semitic Party Darkens Hungary's Elections

"The more seats Jobbik wins in parliament, the worse for the Hungarian nation and the more vulnerable Hungarian democracy will become," the Mayor of Budapest said.

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	Canary in the Coalmine: Europe’s “Decoy Jews”
	Police decoys have helped reduce street crime. The “decoy Jew” has now been added to the police attributes. Read More...
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	European Jewish Youth Go to the Big Apple
	Despite volcanic disruptions to European air travel, 150 Europeans traveled to New York for the first transatlantic ECJS event May 6-10. Read More...
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	Matthew Ostrove Attends ECJS Conference
	Ostrove told the Winnipeg Jewish Review that he had the opportunity to talk to a lot of European Jewish students, ages 18-35, about the their concerns, including anti-Semitism. Read More...

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