eujs in the media
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European Jewish Students express concern for the security of Jews in Venezuela
12 February 2009GENEVA (EJP)---A delegation of European Jewish students raised their profound concern for the security of the Jewish community in Venezuela, during a meeting with this country’s ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva
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'Are human rights for some, but not for others?'
13 January 2009Liraz Madmony, a 23-year-old law student from Sderot, addressed the UN Human Rights Council Special Session on Gaza in Geneva on behalf of the European Union of Jewish Students (EUJS) on Monday, before the vote by the council that condemned Israel's military offensive in Gaza and resolved to send a fact-finding mission to investigate alleged Israeli abuses against Palestinians.
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European Students Heads to Turkey
28 August 2008More than 500 Jewish young men and women from across Europe gathered in the port town of Sile near Istanbul as part of a summer programme organised by the European Union of Jewish Students (EUJS).
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500 European Jewish students holiday in Istanbul
25 August 2008Hundreds of Jewish students vacationing in Istanbul as part of the European Union of Jewish Students', or EUJS, summer program wrapped up their vacation yesterday, hoping to send Europe an important message about Turkey's relevance.
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In The Trenches: Durban Redux
02 June 2008In other words, Durban became synonymous with hatefest. Just recently, the Brussels-based European Union of Jewish Students (EUJS) published The Durban Diaries by Joelle Fiss, who, in 2001, was EUJS chair.
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THE DURBAN DIARIES: A remarkable testimony to Jewish Youth.
20 May 2008MAY 20, 2008- In 2001, Joëlle Fiss, at that time the chairwoman of the European Union of Jewish Students, lead a delegation of European Students to the Conference against Racism in Durban.
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In the Trenches: A Cri de Coeur from two Jewish generations
12 May 2008Yet, without those younger people, the leaders rightly reason, what?s to be the future of Jewish communities? Who will fill the seats of the synagogues that were so lovingly built and maintained? Who will keep the schools, centers, and clubs thriving? Who will sustain the organizations that defend Jewish interests, advocate for Israel, raise funds for Jewish needs, and engage, as Jews, with other societal groups?
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Geneva meeting could be Israel hate-fest
17 April 2008The upcoming U.N. World Conference Against Racism in Geneva is likely to single out Israel for criticism.
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Pope responds to Jewish students on Darfur
30 September 2007Pope Benedict XVI responded to Jewish students’ concerns about the atrocities in Darfur.
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In the Trenches: Self-inflicted wounds
03 September 2007For those who believe that bad things happen in groups of three, their view was borne out in the past week...