More than one in three European Jews have thought about leaving their home in the past five years due to what they call a surge of anti-Semitism causing safety concerns, according to a European Union study published Monday.
Thirty-eight percent of the respondents told pollsters working for the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights said they had considered emigrating because they do not feel safe as Jews in the country where they reside.
Jewish people in France that were surveyed felt particularly unsafe, followed by those in Poland, Belgium, and Germany.
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{Matzav.com}
