European Jewish Congress (EJC) is the representative umbrella organization of national Jewish communities in over 40 European countries, connecting 2.5 million Jews across the continent. EJC is committed to combatting antisemitism, preserving the memory of the Shoah, and safeguarding Jewish life and traditions.

Led by a democratically elected structure, EJC works tirelessly to protect Jewish communities and promote awareness of the challenges they face. Through statements, events, and meetings, EJC advocates for the rights and safety of European Jews.

In recent years, the rise of antisemitism has rekindled fears among European Jews, prompting EJC to work even harder to protect Jewish heritage and ensure the safety of Jewish communities. EJC engages with media, hosts events, and collaborates with organizations and governments to address the issues facing European Jews.

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