Jews 'don't feel safe' three years after October 7, Germany’s new antisemitism czar tells 'Post'

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ANTISEMITISM AFFAIRS: After a decade leading the EU’s fight against antisemitism, Katharina von Schnurbein says Germany must be at the forefront, and Germans can’t stay silent.

When Dr. Katharina von Schnurbein was offered the position of Germany's commissioner for Jewish life and the fight against antisemitism, she did not hesitate.For someone who had spent more than a decade working to combat antisemitism across the European Union, the opportunity to move from the European level to a national position offered something she believes is increasingly necessary: the ability to turn policy into concrete action.“I see it really as an opportunity to be able to do things in a lot more concrete way than is possible at the European level,” von Schnurbein told The Jerusalem Post in an interview days after taking up her new position this month.Between 2015 and 2026, von…

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