In the Jerusalem Post article, Dr. Moshe Kantor, President of the European Jewish Congress, argues that antisemitism is evolving faster than current responses. No longer confined by borders or ideologies, it now spreads across digital platforms, with youth radicalization emerging as the most urgent front.
Addressing this reality requires a strategic shift: investing in education, mental health, and social cohesion; strengthening families and communities; and competing for meaning by offering young people credible alternatives to extremist narratives.
The challenge is not only to confront antisemitism, but to ensure it does not shape the next generation.
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