ECAJ endorses comprehensive plan to combat antisemitism

ECAJ endorses comprehensive plan to combat antisemitism

ECAJ statement on the Antisemitism Envoy’s comprehensive Plan to Combat Antisemitism.

The ECAJ has strongly endorsed the com­pre­hens­ive Plan to Combat Antisemitism which was released today by the Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism.

Speaking imme­di­ately following the launch of the document, ECAJ President Daniel Aghion KC said: “This is a very well con­sidered plan and fully aligned with the ECAJ’s thinking and our community‘s expect­a­tions.”

“It is evident that much research and thought has gone into this document over many months. Its release could not be more timely given the recent appalling events in Melbourne. The actions which the plan call for are now urgently needed.”

“We call upon all sectors of society, including gov­ern­ment, law enforce­ment, the media, the uni­ver­sity sector, education author­it­ies and online platform providers, to co-operate with the Special Envoy and the Jewish community to give this action plan full force and effect.”

“We thank the Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs for standing with the Jewish community at this time and look forward to working with the gov­ern­ment to help make antisemitism a thing of the past.”

See also

ECAJ is working with Meta to help identify and address antisemitism online

ECAJ co-hosted the Parliamentary celebration for Israel's 78th anniversary

Alex Ryvchin's reflections on the six-month anniversary of the Bondi massacre

The ECAJ President shares his experiences of antisemitism

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