'It's not Cheap to be a Jew in Europe' Rabbi explains that security worries mean high costs

inn ^ | 3/30/14 | Yoni Kempinski, Gil Ronen

[Nachum]

In an Arutz Sheva interview Sunday, Rabbi Michoel Rosenblum, Director of EU Jewish Buildings, summed up the financial effects of the newly emergent European anti-Semitism by saying that “it's not cheap to be a Jew in Europe.”

"The exorbitant costs of security, besides the regular functions of a Jewish organization today – you're taxed with another 30-40% of just wasting time with security and financing and all of that,” Rabbi Rosenblum explained.

The rabbi spoke to Arutz Sheva at the Rabbinical Center of Europe conference in Budapest, Hungary.

[Nachum]

'It's not Cheap to be a Jew in Europe'

Rabbi explains that security worries mean high costs for Jewish communities.

[Nachum]

[faithhopecharity]

A badge of honor ( to be “condemned” by the UN). Meanwhile Ariel University is installing a mosque for the extra convenience of ifs Moslem students - while Moslems throw rocks at Jews or Christians who dare to pray at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Wonder which the UN condemned?

[hinckley buzzard]

... the newly emergent European anti-Semitism

Really. Newly emergent? What planet do these guys live on? Denial is a wonderful thing, right up until they come for you.

[Nachum]

Wow! 312% rise in aliya from France in first part of 2014

http://israelmatzav.blogspot.com/2014/03/wow-312-rise-in-aliya-from-france-in.html

[Gay State Conservative]

I think “newly emergent” is a veiled reference to the increasingly bold acts of Europe's growing population of followers of the Religion of Pieces.

[VTenigma]

Keep on voting for national socialists and let me know how that work out for you,

[JimRed]

Nuthin’s cheap anywhere, Rebbe!