ADL: Sharp rise in antisemitism within European soccer

ADL notes that while antisemitism has always been prevalent in European soccer, fans have participated in an uptick in antisemitic rhetoric, in the form of slogans, chants, songs and online harassment.

A banner reading "Say No To Antisemitism" is unfurled at midfield before Chelsea F.C.'s match on January 31, 2018, kicking off the club's campaign to fight antisemitism.

(photo credit: CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB)

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JUNE 9, 2021 12:22

ADL: Sharp rise in antisemitism within European soccer

ADL notes that while antisemitism has always been prevalent in European soccer, fans have participated in an uptick in antisemitic rhetoric, in the form of slogans, chants, songs and online harassment.

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ADL: Sharp rise in antisemitism within European soccer

ADL notes that while antisemitism has always been prevalent in European soccer, fans have participated in an uptick in antisemitic rhetoric, in the form of slogans, chants, songs and online harassment.

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