About 150 speakers from around the world will come to the conference in Vienna (Copyright: Universität Wien/ Barbara Mair).
"An End to Anti-Semitism!" in Cooperation with the European Jewish Congress, New York University and Tel Aviv University. Not only research on anti-Semitism, but also the prevention of hatred of Jews, now and in the future, are the goals of the international conference "An End to Anti-Semitism!" which will take place at the University of Vienna from 18-22 February. Highly recognized experts from all over the world, including many renowned political and religious decision makers will discuss the complex phenomenon of anti-Semitism. The opening of the conference will take place on Sunday, 18 February at 5:00 p.m. at the Vienna City Hall. The opening lecture will be given by the French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy. The worldwide increase in anti-Semitism seventy years after the Shoah is an inacceptable menace we need to combat. The increase in different anti-Semitic excesses reflects the limited success of current strategies to fight anti-Semitism.
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