news archive
-
The European Union of Jewish Students announces new Chairperson and Presidium for 2010-12
05 January 2010EUJS is pleased to announce that Benjamin Zagzag has now completed his transition and has officially assumed the office as Chairperson of EUJS for 2010-2012.
-
Muslims post messages against anti-Semitism on Facebook
03 January 2010Muslims placed personal messages against anti-Semitism on the Facebook page of a Muslim reformist and author...
-
Muslims thank Jewish students for support on Swiss minaret ban
29 December 2009A few weeks ago, the Swiss voted to outlaw minarets in their midst. Denunciation came from the usual suspects. But one highly unusual source stood out...
-
Muslims rally on Facebook against anti-Semitism
27 December 2009Muslims placed personal messages against anti-Semitism on the Facebook page of a Muslim reformist and author...
-
Facebook Muslims to young European Jews: “Thank you”
24 December 2009After the EUJS public statement condemning the Swiss ban on minarets. Mrs. Manji, author of The Trouble with Islam Today, conducted an experiment with the Muslims on her Facebook fan page, asking them to post personal statements against anti-Semitism.
-
Da Ahmadinejad kom til byen - by Helle Merete Brix (in Norwegian)
21 December 2009In relations to the finalized United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. Denmark had the honor to host several prominent Head of State - one of those were Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Article in Norwegian
-
EUJS truck covered in BBC Persia
18 December 2009EUJS truck covered in BBC Persia
-
EUJS Chairperson invited to speak at Iranian Protest in Copenhagen
17 December 2009The Chairperson of the European Union of Jewish Students, Jonas Karpantschof, has been invited to speak at a protest organised by a number of grassroots Iranian dissident groups against the presence of the Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in Copenhagen.
-
EUJS calls day of action
17 December 2009The European Union of Jewish Students called for a day of action, protesting the presence of Dictator Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in Copenhagen on Thursday 17th December 2009.
-
Copenhagen Post refuses to publish Iran-critical advert
17 December 2009STOP THE BOMB and the European Union of Jewish Students (EUJS), strongly condemn the decision by the Copenhagen Post not to publish an advert denouncing the Iranian regime and its pursuit of a nuclear bomb, continued support of terrorist groups across the Middle East, and ongoing violence against its own people.