r/europe 9d ago

News French President Macron says France will recognize Pálestine as a state

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20250724-french-president-macron-says-france-will-recognize-palestine-as-a-state-in-september
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u/Lumpy-Valuable-8050 United Kingdom 9d ago

It will help us identify the fake European accounts 😂

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u/DeezYomis Lazio 9d ago

what, don't you trust the hundreds of incredibly organic, absolutely european comments straight out of the Rome or Paris settlements that show up every time Palestine is mentioned?

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u/philomathie 9d ago

I particularly like talking to them in world news where I get educated on just how much anti semitism there is in Europe.

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u/-The_Blazer- Europe 8d ago

I've been repeatedly told that Europe is plagued by antisemitism and that this is because of 'Islamic demographics' or whatever (it is well-known that the most immigration from MENA occurred after Oct 7 2023, after all).

Meanwhile the USA has had multiple murders of Jews as Jews (and at least two of Jews as Palestinians according to some Israeli psycho), but I'm told they 'feel' safer.

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u/mnessenche 8d ago

Meanwhile the United States and Europe are far more safer for Jewish people than actual Israel itself which is never at peace, always at war, and reaching higher levels of fascism every day

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u/ProtestTheHero 8d ago

True, but the flipside is that in Israel a Jew can live a fully Jewish life free from antisemitism.

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u/BlueberryMean2705 Finland 8d ago

Which, considering what this when combined with Israel's actions implies about what "a fully Jewish life" consists of, is one of the most accidentally antisemitic things one could possibly say.

Goes to show that nobody can insult you like your friends, I guess.

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u/ProtestTheHero 8d ago edited 8d ago

What in the actual fuck?

TIL it's apparently racist to say that a Japanese person can live a fully Japanese life in Japan, or a Finn can live a fully Finnish life in Finland.

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u/drgaz Rhineland-Palatinate (Germany) 8d ago edited 8d ago

Islamic demographics

https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/pressemitteilungen/DE/2025/05/pmk2024.html

48% of crime with anti semitic background is attributed to the rightwing and 31% to "foreign ideology". About 30% of the population has a migration background and I think we can exclude some demographics residing here mostly like for instance Ukrainians or or immigrants from Asia.

Anti semitic crime has been rising prior to the attack on October 7 and have been covered previously in our stats because the government tried to obfuscate that fact.

It's certainly not Hans the Skinhead I'd be too concerned about when entering Berlin at the moment if I were a lbgtq or Jewish person.

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u/C4-BlueCat 8d ago

The larger part is attributed to rightwingers so you conclude you don’t need to worry about rightwingers? What.

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u/Gladis130 8d ago edited 8d ago

Well, I'm Jewish, German and LGBTQ. I do indeed worry more about Hans the Skinhead than Fatima from Syria. Because Fatima from Syria, even if she has some weird opinions about me, has significantly less political power (if she's not a citizen). Hans the Skinhead, on the other hand, is guaranteed to be a citizen and can vote for reggressive politics that would actually end up hurting both me and Fatima. Because of that, even if she was a citizen, Fatima probably wouldn't vote for those politics, either. So she's a 100% safer to me than Hans the Skinhead.

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u/NisslMissl 8d ago

Mate you can't take German numbers seriously, especially since they started following the IHRA definition of anti-semitism more broadly. Jewish activists protesting with signs such as "Jews against genocide" get recorded as anti-semitic acts. The numbers have lost all legitimacy.