Hat tip Fria Tider
I am cross-posting an article by the conservative Swedish site, Fria Tider (Free Times) about Sweden being placed on the Simon Wiesenthal Center top ten anti-Semite list (along with Denmark). Translation by Fousesquawk.
Please note that I have added quotation marks to the word revealed in describing a report by Al Jazeera. Otherwise it might appear that Fria Tider was agreeing with Al Jazeera's premise, which is highly unlikely.
https://www.friatider.se/sverige-kniper-plats-pa-tung-antisemitlista
Sweden Takes a Place on Heavy Anti-Semite List
Published 23 December 2019 15:02
Foreign: Denmark and Sweden end up in 9th place on Simon Wiesenthal Center's annual anti-Semite-list.
The one who tops Simon Wiesenthal Center's anti-Semite list for 2019 is the Labour party in Great Britain under party leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Corbyn has long been accused of anti-Semitism by British and Israeli Jews for his Palestinian obsession. At the same time, Al Jazeera has "revealed" how Israel systematically infiltrates British politics in order to steer it and how anti-Semitic accusations against British politicians have been fabricated. (Quotation marks mine).
In 9th place on the list is "Scandinavia" and its so-called "Night of the Broken Glass hate", which specifically points out events in Sweden and Denmark.
In Denmark, anti-Semitic stickers were put up at the same time Jewish gravestones were vandalized in connection the "Night of the Broken Glass".
"The same stickers showed up in Sweden, where the Crime Prevention Council, in its last study, reported a record high 280 anti-Semitic incidents, an increase of 53%. While Jews make up at most 1/5th of one percent of Sweden's population, more than 4% Jews are targeted more than 4% of all hate crimes," that being the motive which continues:
"Swedish authorities allowed neo-Nazis to gather together at Raoul Wallenberg Square opposite Stockholm's largest synagogue. Sweden failed to protect its Jewish citizens and institutions and has failed to hold anti-Semites responsible for their actions in public as well as the private sector, including the famed Karolinska Hospital."
In 2016, Sweden's then-foreign minister, Margot Wallström (Social Democrats) ended up on the same list.
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