European Leaders Mark 3 Years Since Oct. 7, Condemn Antisemitism
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European leaders commemorated the three-year anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attacks, expressing solidarity with Israel and Jewish communities while condemning rising antisemitism. British, German, and French leaders pledged support and vowed to combat hatred, with France's foreign minister visiting Israel. The commemorations highlighted the scale of the attacks and their impact, though a Dutch anniversary message sparked a political dispute over support for Israel. Leaders emphasized the need for vigilance against antisemitism and for peace and security.
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- European leaders marked three years since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks, condemning rising antisemitism.
- British, German, and French leaders reaffirmed solidarity with Israel and Jewish communities.
- France's foreign minister visited Israel to honor victims and described the attack as the "worst antisemitic massacre since the Shoah."
- A Dutch anniversary message sparked a political clash over support for Israel and Jewish people.
- Leaders pledged to fight antisemitism and ensure Jewish communities can live without fear.
- Paris inaugurated a memorial for Shiri Bibas and her sons Ariel and Kfir.
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