Is anti-Semitism pushing Jews out of Denmark?

Denmark’s Jewish community has lost 25 percent of its registered members over the past 15 years, partly due to anti-Semitism, its president said. The Jewish Community in Denmark, or Mosaisk Troessamfund, an EJC affiliate, currently has 1,899 members compared to 2,639 in 1997, Mosaisk President Finn Schwarz told the Danish daily Jyllands-Posten in an interview published last week.

Danska židovska zajednica je izgubila 25%$ svojih registriranih članova u zadnjih 15 godina, djelomično zbog antisemitizma, rekao je njezin predsjednik Finn Schwarz za danski dnevnik Jyllands-Posten.Židovska zajednica u Danskoj ili Mosaisk Troessamfund,  član  je EJC   i ima sada 1899 članova, a 1997 imala je 2.639 članova.

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“For young people that are considering how to live their lives, it is of course tempting to choose to live in Israel or the United States, where to be Jewish is not considered something negative,” Schwartz is quoted as saying.

The Jewish community of Denmark documented 40 anti-Semitic incidents in 2012, almost double the number from 2009.