European Anti-Semitism
Reader comment on item: Locus of Euro-hate

Submitted by Arlinda DeAngelis (United States), Dec 9, 2003 at 21:34

Perhaps the Anti-Semitism among the Islamics found in Europe a warm place to fester. After all, did not any of the Europeans wonder, make an inquiry or speak among themselves when six million of their Jewish neighbors disappeared. No one anywhere ever thought to ask about the Jews being rounded up in broad daylight. The Nazis were rather up front about the roundups.

This is the Twenty-First Century and again the cancer of anti-Semitism is spreading and in France it is referred to as "isolated incidents." I guess that makes it okay.

For a continent that hurls murderous invectives at the United States and Israel , calling us murderers of children, killers of innocent people, the synagogues burn on their streets, racial slurs are painted on houses and people are afraid to walk at night.

Europe, once again does nothing.

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