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Senior European representative of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, writing on antisemitism and Jewish life in Europe.
Published work

The disappearance of a visibly Israeli restaurant after sustained intimidation raises a larger question about whether Jewish public life is again being pushed into retreat.

After escalating attacks on British Jews and Jewish institutions, the authors argue that the government must treat the violence as domestic terrorism rather than another foreign-policy dispute.

European governments cannot credibly reassure Jewish citizens while advancing accusations that portray Israel as uniquely criminal, the authors argue.