Israel’s antisemitism conference draws Europe’s far-right leaders to Jerusalem

An international conference on anti-Semitism in Israel has sparked divisions within the Jewish community due to the participation of several far-right European politicians. Several participants have canceled their attendance. Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik, who is on an international arrest warrant, wrote only: "I have arrived" upon his return from Israel.

Prominent figures, including several Jewish leaders, did not attend an international conference on anti-Semitism held in Jerusalem, in protest at the inclusion of politicians from across Europe associated with the extreme right.

The participation of the President of the Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik, at the international conference on combating anti-Semitism in Jerusalem, entitled Ambassadors of Truth, raised a lot of international dust.

The invitation to Europe's extreme rights ensures that participants and speakers of the Israeli government's "Anti-Semitism Conference" are canceled.

Displaying his political disagreement on Jordan Bardella's trip to Israel, the Franco-Israeli lawyer Gilles-William Goldnadel described the urgentist Mathias Wargon as a "bourgeois Jew of Court par excellence". A historically charged charge, which assigns the doctor to his origin.

Prominent Jewish figures boycott Israel antisemitism event

Several key leaders stayed away because of the inclusion of far-right politicians from Europe.