ENGLISH WRITTEN-E.J.C.
European Jewish communities will not survive unless their security situations improve, the vice president of the European Jewish Congress said during a conference on the subject in Berlin on June 13.
“Millions are diverted annually from cultural activities that sustain community life to address elevated risks,” Ariel Muzicant of Austria added during the conference Thursday, which was hosted by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe — an intergovernmental agency with 57 member states known by the acronym OSCE.
Jewish community leaders called for European governments to finance community security expenses the need for cross-European legislation against incitement, and better cooperation between authorities and Jewish communities.”
Arie Zuckerman, chair of the EJC committee of security and crisis management, said that the Berlin event was the next step after a European Jewish Conferenceon Security in Brussels last year, which yielded a resolution to approach E.U. governments and agencies for funding security costs.
Following the attack on the Jewish school in Toulouse last year, the EJC hosted a major conference on this issue last November while it has already commenced mapping and researching the situation in all communities.
The conference was also addressed by EJC Security and Crisis Management Coordinator Gabi Jiraskova who detailed the current situation across the Jewish communities of Europe.
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