Spain’s Jewish Community President Calls for New Laws to Combat Online Anti-Semitism
×
Error: Contact form not found.
by News Editor
JTA – The president of Spain’s Jewish community called for changes to the country’s penal code to better combat online anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial.
Isaac Querub, president of the Federation of Jewish Communities in Spain (FCJE), said at a seminar on anti-Semitism in Barcelona on Thursday that article 510 of the Spanish penal code, which deals with racism, needs to be amended to address hate speech on the Internet. A similar amendment needs to be made to article 607, which deals with incitement to genocide, he said.
DSA-Backed Challenger Defeats Jewish Incumbent in Rhode Island Mayoral Race
EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas Ignites Backlash With Call to Ban Trade With Israeli Settlements
Germany Charges Seven Suspected Hamas Operatives Over Planned Attacks in Berlin, Vienna
10,500 Palestinians Left Gaza Over Past Year, New Data Show, Amid Israeli Ministers’ Renewed Voluntary Emigration Push
‘I Love Jewish Girls’: Historic Runway Show for New York Fashion Week Centers on Jewish Identity, Pride
Gal Gadot Blows Shofar on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ to Welcome in Rosh Hashanah
This Year, Rosh Hashanah Should Be a Source of Celebration — Not Despair
Is ‘Politico’ Covering for Tucker Carlson?
Why the UK’s New Plan Will Not Bring Peace to the Middle East
The Palestinian Authority Prioritizes Terrorists’ Salaries Over Salaries for Workers






Gal Gadot Blows Shofar on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ to Welcome in Rosh Hashanah
Why the UK’s New Plan Will Not Bring Peace to the Middle East
Yemen’s Houthis Reach Strategic Island at Mouth of Vital Shipping Lane
Anthropic Disrupts Bioweapons Research Efforts, Russian Hacking, Chinese Claude Misuse
‘I Love Jewish Girls’: Historic Runway Show for New York Fashion Week Centers on Jewish Identity, Pride



