Anti-Semitism is a serious problem in schools in Germany. The increasing number of anti-Semitic attacks on Jewish learners as well as the presence of anti-Semitic prejudices and stereotypes among many learners pose a major challenge to the German education system. In the following, three aspects of the topic are discussed and current statistics are presented.

The threat of anti-Semitism: According to the American Jewish Committee's Anti-Semitism Survey 2021, almost a third (32 per cent) of Jewish learners surveyed in Germany have been anti-Semitically insulted or threatened in the last twelve months. This statistic shows that anti-Semitism is a very real problem in schools in Germany.

Our project works to combat anti-Semitism in schools. Anti-Semitism in schools in Germany is a serious problem that is not limited to verbal insults or threats, but is also expressed in physical attacks and acts of violence. To counteract this, it is important to deconstruct anti-Semitic images of the enemy and to take preventive and intervention measures. Together with you, we would like to assume our responsibility and young people draw attention to the dangers of anti-Semitism. We would like encourage them to stand up for tolerance and respect. Only through a concerted effort at all levels can we defeat anti-Semitism in schools and create a culture of acceptance, respect and diversity.