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Latin American Jewish Leaders Tackle Rising Antisemitism
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Over 250 Jewish leaders from 13 Latin American countries met in Buenos Aires on November 1, 2026, to address rising antisemitism, particularly after the October 7 attacks. Discussions focused on persistent stereotypes, the spread of conspiracy theories, and the politicization of anti-Israel sentiment. Speakers highlighted the need for governmental action and the adoption of the IHRA definition of antisemitism to combat these trends effectively.
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- Over 250 Jewish leaders from 13 countries met in Buenos Aires to combat rising antisemitism.
- Antisemitism has intensified in Latin America since the October 7 attacks, becoming more urgent.
- Speakers discussed persistent stereotypes, conspiracy theories, and the politicization of anti-Israel sentiment.
- The forum addressed the spread of antisemitism via digital platforms and Holocaust distortion.
- Advocacy was made for adopting the IHRA working definition of antisemitism across the region.
- Holocaust remembrance and combating indifference were highlighted as crucial actions.
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Ahuva Spieler ReshefMarcos PeckelFernando LottenbergFabiana LoguzzoClaudio EpelmanLatin American Jewish CongressIsrael’s Ministry of Foreign AffairsConfederation of Jewish Communities of ColombiaOrganization of American StatesInternational Holocaust Remembrance AllianceWorld Jewish CongressBuenos AiresLatin AmericaArgentinaColombiaBrazil