Israeli Antisemitism Conference Faces Backlash Over Far-Right Guests
Jewish leaders and organizations withdraw as the event excludes discussions on right-wing extremism, fueling protests against the Netanyahu government.
- The International Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem has drawn criticism for inviting far-right European politicians with xenophobic and anti-immigrant views.
- Prominent Jewish leaders and organizations, including the ADL's Jonathan Greenblatt and French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, canceled their participation in protest.
- The conference's focus on Islamic antisemitism, while neglecting right-wing extremism, has been condemned by Jewish communities and experts as a significant oversight.
- Critics argue that the Netanyahu government’s growing ties with far-right figures undermine Israel’s global standing and the safety of Jewish communities worldwide.
- Protests against the Netanyahu government have intensified, reflecting broader dissatisfaction with its policies and alliances, as well as its handling of domestic and international issues.
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