US EditionAntisemitic incidents in the Czech Republic rose sharply in 2023, says the Jewish community
- Antisemitic incidents in the Czech Republic increased sharply in 2023, with a peak in the last quarter following the Hamas attacks on Israel on Oct. 7, according to the Jewish community.
- The Federation of the Jewish Communities reported 4,328 antisemitic incidents in 2023, a 90% rise from 2,277 incidents in the previous year.
- The report noted that 1,800 incidents, or 41.59%, occurred in the last three months of 2023, mostly expressed online, particularly via social media.
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Antisemitic incidents in the Czech Republic rose sharply in 2023, says the Jewish community
Antisemitic incidents in the Czech Republic sharply increased last year, with their peak appearing in the final quarter of 2023 following the deadly Hamas attacks on Israel on Oct. 7, an assault that triggered the war in Gaza, the country's Jewish community said Monday.
Antisemitic incidents in the Czech Republic rose sharply in 2023, says the Jewish community
PRAGUE (AP) — The Jewish community in the Czech Republic says antisemitic incidents sharply increased in the country last year, with their peak appearing in the final quarter of 2023 following the deadly Hamas attacks on Israel on Oct. 7, which triggered the war in Gaza. In its annual report, the Federation of the Jewish
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Antisemitic incidents in the Czech Republic rose sharply in 2023, says the Jewish community
The Jewish community in the Czech Republic says antisemitic incidents sharply increased in the country last year, with their peak appearing in the final quarter of 2023 following the deadly Hamas attacks on Israel on Oct. 7, which triggered the war in Gaza.
The number of manifestations of anti-Semitism in the Czech Republic increased by about 90 percent last year. Last year, the Federation of Jewish Communities reported a total of 4328 anti-Semitic incidents from open sources. On the previous year it was 2277, an increase of about 90 per cent. As in previous years, hate speech on the Internet, especially on social networks, accounted for the vast majority of them.
Počet antisemitských projevů v Česku loni vzrostl o 90 procent, hlásí židovské obce
The number of expressions of antisemitism in the Czech Republic increased by about 90 percent last year. The Federation of Jewish Communities recorded 4,328 antisemitic incidents last year, compared to 2,277 the previous year. The majority were, as in previous years, expressions of hatred on the internet, especially on social networks. The Federation stated this in its annual report released today. However, the organization also pointed out that…
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