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Holocaust Survivors Targeted by Modern Antisemitism Worldwide
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Holocaust survivors are increasingly targeted by global antisemitic violence, with incidents reported in Australia, Israel, the US, and France. Writer Arnon Grünberg suggests this stems from a generalized concept of victimhood, diminishing the Shoah's unique tragedy. Attacks include the Bondi Beach massacre, murders in Israel, and assaults in Colorado and Paris. The trend has intensified since October 7th, with survivors being killed in the name of antizionism, a situation described as a significant scandal.
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- Holocaust survivors are victims of escalating global antisemitic violence, particularly after October 7th.
- Eva Geller, Alex Kleytman, and Marika Pogany were among victims of the Bondi Beach attack in Sydney.
- Survivors Gina Semiatichova, Moshe Ridler, and Yaffa Adar were killed or abducted during Hamas's October 7th attacks.
- Barbara Steinmetz was injured in Colorado, and Mireille Knoll was murdered in Paris by assailants with anti-Israel slogans.
- Writer Arnon Grünberg links the trend to a generalized concept of victimhood that devalues Shoah survivors' experiences.
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