Survey among Jews in 9 EU countries: Anti-Semitism is getting worse

The survey, which was launched in September 2012 and conducted online, covers nine EU countries: France, Britain, Belgium, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Hungary, Romania and Latvia.

VIENNA (EJP)---Results of a survey conducted in nine European Union countries among Jewish people’s experiences and perceptions show that three-quarters of respondents feel that anti-Semitism has got worse in the past five years particularly as concerns anti-Semitic comments and hate speech online. 

Rezultati istraživanja (ankete),  koja je provedena među Židovima  u 9 europskih zemalja o njihovom iskustvu i percepciji antisemitizma - pokazuje da tri četvrtine ispitanika  osjeća da je antisemitizam postao veći u posljednjih pet godina,  osobito  što se  to odnosi na komentare i govor mržnje preko Interneta ( online).

Anketa je provedena od Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA) sa sjedištem u Beču i od  EU agencije (t.j.  EU institucija u članicama EU) uz neovisno, dokumentirano savjetovanje o osnovnim pravima. Rezultati će biti prezentirani na 8 studenog , a to je je datum anti-Židovskog pogroma koji s dogodio  prije 75 godina. 

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Other issues included in the survey concern anti-Semitic violence experienced by respondents, their families or friends, avoidance of wearing or displaying Jewish symbols in public –such as the kippah, the head covering- and the impact of events in the Middle East on the safety of Jews living in Europe. The survey also addressed exposure to stereotypes such as Jewish responsibility for the economic crisis or that Jews are not integrated into the societies of the countries in which they live.

According to FRA, the results indicate ‘’the EU still faces serious challenges in the form of ongoing racism, discrimination and anti-Semitism’’.

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