Antisemitismus im 21. Jahrhundert - Was kann man dagegen tun?

In the organizer's words:

Hamas' terrorist attack on Israel on October 7, 2023 also has an impact on the lives of Jews outside Israel. Anti-Semitic crimes have increased enormously in Germany since then. But hostility is also increasing in everyday life. The situation at universities is such that many Jewish students have been avoiding campus since October 7.

We talk to the Commissioner for Jewish Life and Combating and Preventing Anti-Semitism, Stefan Hensel, and the President of the Association of Jewish Students North, Rebecca Vaneeva, about Jewish life in Hamburg after October 7 - and about what should be done: in the recording and investigation of anti-Semitic crimes and incidents, in education and in everyday life on the street.

• Stefan Hensel has been the commissioner for Jewish life and the fight against and prevention of anti-Semitism in Hamburg since 2021
• Rebecca Vaneeva is a student, president of the Association of Jewish Students North and has been active in Meet A Jew for years

Moderation:

Dr. Olaf Kistenmacher, historian

A series of events organized by the State Agency for Civic Education in cooperation with the Commissioner for Jewish Life and the Combating and Prevention of Anti-Semitism of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg

As event organizers, we reserve the right to exercise our domiciliary rights at all events and to deny access to or exclude persons from events who belong to extremist parties or organizations, are associated with the extreme right-wing scene or have already made anti-Semitic, racist, nationalistic or other inhuman statements in the past.