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"The fundamental difference is that here in Copenhagen, Jews feel that the police, state and authorities take the issue very seriously and are on top of the situation, while in Malmo the Jewish community feel unsafe because the political will is not there," he said.Malmo's Jews say they feel little support from Mayor Ilmar Reepalu, a left-winger who told a Swedish newspaper in January he thought the anti-Semitism was coming from extreme-right groups. He also drew criticism for blaming Malmo Jews for not distancing themselves from the Israeli campaign in Gaza."
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2010/mar/29/hate-crimes-force-jews-out-of-malmo/Hate crimes force Jews out of Malmo
Anti-Semitic threats come from Muslim communityBy Karl Ritter ASSOCIATED PRESSWashington Times
March 29, 2010
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