"Some anti-Semites today feel they can openly hate Jews"
Reblogged from One Tenth Blog:
Seventy years after the Holocaust, anti-Semitism in Europe is not a distant memory.
France in particular has been home to several violent acts this year. Mohammed Merah, a Frenchman of Algerian heritage, killed three Jewish children and a rabbi in Toulouse in March. Anti-Semitic attacks increased in the wake of these killings, according to a French Jewish community protection service.
Peanut Gallery: Please pray for Religious Freedom... for Jews.
“I still believe in humanity in spite of man. I still believe in humanity in spite of what humanity has done.
“Despair is never the answer. And indifference is never an option.”
— Elie Weisel
Reblogged this on Church On Fire.
Thank you for the re-blog. Religious persecution affects all of us.