The Vice Chairman of the World Zionist Organization, Yaakov Hagoel, warned that “once we can roam the streets again after the coronavirus passes, anti-Semitic incidents will rise and become even more physical and violent.”
Hagoel’s warning is correct. Islamic antisemitism soared in the EU along with mass Muslim migration, and this is no surprise: it has been determined that “extreme antisemitism” among Muslims in Western Europe was almost three times higher than national rates.
Also, given the progressive acceptance of Black Lives Matter, which has a history of uniting with Palestinians, antisemitism will continue to be tolerated and even encouraged.
Islamic antisemitism is rooted in Quranic texts.
“Munich’s Chief Rabbi attacked by Muslims,” by Yoni Kempinski, Israel National News, July 9, 2020:
The Chief Rabbi of Munich, Rabbi Shmuel Aharon Brodman, was attacked on Thursday evening by four Muslims who shouted derogatory remarks toward him.
Rabbi Brodman, a member of the Conference of European Rabbis, called the police who launched a manhunt for the attackers.
Yaakov Hagoel, Vice Chairman of the World Zionist Organization, responded to the anti-Semitic attack, “Anti-Semitic incidents have become routine and part of the daily routine that Jews around the world are going through.”
“Unfortunately, as I have said, once we can roam the streets again after the coronavirus passes, anti-Semitic incidents will rise and become even more physical and violent, and here we are witnessing an anti-Semitic attack. I urge the authorities to deal with the perpetrators. Jewish blood is not cheap,” added Hagoel…..