| 0:00 | | In certain European countries, we see a new kind of antisemitism appearing. |
| 0:04 | | With Muslim immigrants, that are extremely aggressive towards the Jews. |
| 0:08 | | The city of Malmö in Sweden... |
| 0:12 | | offers an example. While walking on the street... |
| 0:16 | | the Orthodox Jews was called “A dirty Jews that we had forgotten... |
| 0:20 | | to gas”. The hostility is such... |
| 0:24 | | that they do not dare show their religious identity in public. |
| 0:28 | | They trade the kippah for baseball caps. Others do not tolerate... |
| 0:32 | | this situation and turn their backs on Europe. |
| 0:36 | | Nina Troisner is spending her last few days in Malmö. |
| 0:40 | | Her last days in Malo, her native town, in the South of Sweden. This 21 year old Jew... |
| 0:44 | | abandoned her job as a teacher for preschoolers to go to... |
| 0:48 | | live in Israel. It’s a place where all the Jews... |
| 0:52 | | feel safe. It’s not the case... |
| 0:56 | | in Malmö. Here Jews are not accepted. |
| 1:00 | | She does not want to have us over to her family’s home |
| 1:04 | | My family are afraid |
| 1:08 | | to be noticed. |
| 1:12 | | Everything you do here, you take a risk. |
| 1:16 | | Nina and her family are afraid of the Muslims of Malmö, that they perceive as violent. |
| 1:20 | | At first glance, this may appear as excessive in a country as tolerant as Sweden |
| 1:24 | | 2 years ago, during this event, related to the war in Gaza, the young girl... |
| 1:28 | | was witness to a scene that profoundly marked her. Muslims attacked the Jews... |
| 1:32 | | the police told us that we had to abort the demonstration ... |
| 1:36 | | “we cannot protect you. Disperse yourselves” |
| 1:40 | | It should have been the others that should have been dispersed, not us. |
| 1:44 | | That was the last straw. |
| 1:48 | | It was the drop that made the water spill over. Here... |
| 1:52 | | the situation is just getting worse. |
| 1:56 | | Them, there are more and more, and we are less and less. |
| 2:00 | | In Malmö |
| 2:04 | | More and more Muslims come to Friday prayer. Amongst them... |
| 2:08 | | Some from Somalia, Iraq, Iran and Palestine. |
| 2:12 | | We do not find fundamentalists that hunt Jews |
| 2:16 | | We are told that they pray in caves. They meet... |
| 2:20 | | Alah aldin Al Qud. This refugee is seeking refuge from Palestine. |
| 2:24 | | Is a member of a municipal forum that has a vocation dialogue and reconciliation... |
| 2:28 | | between Jews and Muslims. |
| 2:32 | | Some Jews condemn all Muslims as one. |
| 2:36 | | We find the same behavior amongst Muslims that consider Jews... |
| 2:40 | | all Israelis. We try to fight this prejudice. |
| 2:44 | | And incorrect imagery. But every time ... |
| 2:48 | | the conflict in the middle-East inflames itself, in Rosengaard the spirits... |
| 2:52 | | heats up against the Jews. Here the Muslims are a majority... |
| 2:56 | | They represent 1/6th of the population of Malmö which is 50,000 people... |
| 3:01 | | against a Jewish community that has 700 members. |
| 3:05 | | Their president, Fred Kam, shows us a full security arsenal |
| 3:09 | | The entry of the neighborhood that has a peaceful image is watched by ... |
| 3:13 | | camera. All these are financed by the Jewish community. |
| 3:17 | | For a year now, the aggressive antisemitism is diminishing in Malmö. |
| 3:21 | | Nina no longer wants to live in this climate. |
| 3:25 | | “I understand it to a degree.” |
| 3:29 | | “But we would like our youth to stay here in Malmö” |
| 3:33 | | Our political people do not take risks |
| 3:37 | | they are clearly on the Muslim side. |
| 3:41 | | ...on this matter. |
| 3:45 | | There was antisemitism in my youth but when an incident... |
| 3:49 | | happens, all society supported us. |
| 3:53 | | and this is what Nina is displeased with. She does not accept that the Mayor of Malmö... |
| 3:57 | | by saying, “the Jews should take distance from Israeli politics...” |
| 4:01 | | ...this would attenuate the anger of the antisemite aggressors. |
| 4:05 | |
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| 4:09 | | Nina says goodbye to her friends. |
| 4:13 | | “I will never come back to Malmö” |
| 4:17 | | Easy to say when you are young. |
| 4:21 | | The fact is, many Jews no longer feel safe in Europe. |
| 4:25 | | They want to emigrate. |
| 4:29 | | The detractor... |
| 4:33 | | leaving means giving reason to the antisemitism. They do not have to put up... |
| 4:37 | | with all that hostility. We estimate that 30 families have... |
| 4:41 | | left Sweden. Most have gone to Israel... |
| 4:45 | | or have gone to the USA. The 2 countries that have the most Jews in the world. |
| 4:49 | | Which is a total of 10 million. It wasn’t always like this. |
| 4:53 | | It’s mainly a consequence of the holocaust, but also the expulsion of Jews... |
| 4:57 | | from Eastern Europe. To see more clearly, here are the numbers. |
| 5:01 | | With close to 10 M Jews... |
| 5:05 | | Europe was the religious and cultural center of Judaism untill 1939 |
| 5:09 | | The majority lived in Poland and Russia |
| 5:13 | | The Holocaust killed 6M also ... |
| 5:17 | | many fled, where expelled and this continued even after WW2 |
| 5:21 | | Today Europe shelters only... |
| 5:25 | | 1.5M Jews. |
| 5:29 | | The biggest community, half a million, is in France. |
| 5:33 | | Only Israel and the U.S. ... |
| 5:37 | | have more 300,000 are in England |
| 5:41 | | 120,000 in Germany... |
| 5:45 | | Everywhere in Europe ... |
| 5:49 | | the Jewish communities are shrinking. |
| 5:53 | | In [Auverre] known as Jerusalem of the North... |
| 5:57 | | 20,000 Jews that are living near 300,000 Muslims |
| 6:01 | | The diamond trade is no longer in Jewish hands |
| 6:06 | | but in the hands of Indian families. |