We wrapped up two inspiring days of our boot camp with activists from across Europe who joined us to learn how to combat antisemitism through traditional media, social media, and diplomacy.
We would like to express our deepest gratitude to the amazing team at Chabad House Copenhagen for opening their doors to us over the past two days, making us feel at home, taking care of all our needs, and sharing with us the story of their community and its important history. A special thank you to Rabbi Katzenstein and Rabbi Lowenthal for all their hard work and dedication.
We also extend our gratitude to the Jewish Community of Copenhagen and to the chairwoman of the community, Ms. Rosen, for welcoming us so warmly and sharing not only how the community came together in a way that gives us hope, but also how supportive the Danish government has been in ensuring the safety and security of the community. We came to share our work and experience and we end up learning from the community much more.
The success of this boot camp was made possible thanks to this wonderful spirit of cooperation and partnership. We look forward to continuing and strengthening our collaboration in the future for the sake of our shared mission of ensuring that Jewish life across Europe be as safe and prosperous as possible