Israeli FM hosts Diaspora delegation to combat surging Jew-hatred
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar met in Jerusalem on Tuesday with participants in the third J50 Forum, an initiative he established to bring together major Jewish communities and international Jewish organizations.“We discussed our shared and deepening concern over the global rise in antisemitism, and the clear connection between the obsessive anti-Israel rhetoric of many governments and the growing attacks against Jewish communities,” Sa’ar wrote in an X post.The forum, chaired by William Daroff, CEO of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, has expanded its representation this year, Sa’ar said.I was delighted to meet this morning with the third J50 Forum, an initiative I established as Foreign Minister to bring together the world’s major Jewish communities and international Jewish organizations.I am pleased to see the Forum, chaired by William @Daroff, continuing to… pic.twitter.com/Wlq3OvguTfThe foreign minister also cited Israel’s recent diplomatic expansion, saying the number of foreign embassies in…
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar hosted the third J50 Forum in Jerusalem on Tuesday, bringing together leaders from major Jewish communities and international Jewish organizations. The forum, chaired by William Daroff, CEO of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, addressed the global rise in antisemitism, with Sa'ar stating, "We discussed our shared and deepening concern over the global rise in antisemitism, and the clear connection between the obsessive anti-Israel rhetoric of many governments and the growing attacks against Jewish communities." Discussions also focused on confronting anti-Zionism and enhancing collective resilience against information warfare. Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt called the gathering an "important opportunity" for Jewish leaders to connect and strengthen ties between Israel and Jewish communities worldwide, emphasizing that antisemitism is a global problem requiring global collaboration.
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