On 12 December 2016, fourteen European religious leaders – seven Jewish and seven Muslims – met in Vienna, Austria to unite in a common prayer to God.
This to realize a union of intentions to serve the need, more urgent than ever in today’s Europe, to free religious people and religions from prejudice, false claims, attacks, and violence. These negative approaches obscure the true value and contribution that each religious tradition has the right and duty to contribute to European society.
2019-01-07
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Vienna, 6rd January 2019 On Monday, the 1st of January 2019, in the Flemish section of Belgium the banning of cattle and poultry slaughter without pre-stunning came into force. This discriminating measure affects the large Muslim and Jewish communities in this country. That provinces within Belgium, with its lawmaking capital of Europe Brussels, have passed …
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Synagogue Tree of Life during the Shabbat-services 27th October 2018 Words can not express our feelings of sorrow and sadness about this horrifying attack against humanity. An attack on a place of Divine worship is an attack on all places of worship. This heinous hate crime perpetrated against peaceful worshippers in a synagogue in Pittsburg, …
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Mufti Nedzad Grabus Ljubljana, Yahya Sergio Yahe Pallavicini, Pinchas Goldschmidt, Rabbi Lody B. van de Kamp
The Muslim Jewish Leadership Council in Europe is organizing the Coalition Building Workshop: Establishing a Coalition Building Agenda for the European Muslim and Jewish Leadership Council. The Coalition Building Workshop is cordially being hosted by the Municipality of the City of Amsterdam, The Netherlands and supported by KAICIID Vienna. The aim of this meeting is …