European Jewish News · Oct 7, 2026
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Europe: European leaders have issued statements marking three years since the October 7 Hamas-led terror attacks, condemning the massacre and the rise in antisemitism that followed. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Britain remembers those “senselessly killed” by Hamas and warned of a “disturbing rise in antisemitic behaviour in the UK”, adding: “An attack on Jewish people in Britain is an attack on all of us.” French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the “barbaric” attacks, noting that 51 French citizens were among those killed, and pledged to continue fighting antisemitism and terrorism while working towards peace. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said October 7 “marked a profound rupture”, adding: “We must confront antisemitism with determination. Jewish people should be able to live here without fear.” Join EJN: https://wa.me/447443160130?text=Hi!%20I%20would%20like%20to%20subscribe%20to%20the%20EJN.%20My%20name%20is:%20
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