Here's yet another report on antisemitism in Sweden. It makes you feel as if you're reading the news from the 30's and 40's when you see things like this: "Visiting Sweden late last summer, this reporter witnessed the fear
and discomfort Jews in Sweden now feel. In discussions with Swedish
Jews, I was told of avoidance to wear Jewish identifying symbols such as
a kippah or a necklace with a Star of David. Ralph, 29, a veteran of
the Swedish army, put it plainly by stating, 'There is no place for Jews
in Sweden.' He added that he was planning to move to the U.S. Many
young Jews have moved to Israel.
A synagogue in central
Stockholm had its windows boarded to hide the fact that it was a Jewish
place of worship. There was no sign at the entrance to mark it as a
synagogue. This was not happening in a remote village but just a few
miles from the seat of the Swedish government and its people’s
parliament."
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
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