Poland Emerges as Jewish Refuge Amid Rising Anti-Semitism and Far-Right Gains

Die Welt reports a paradox: anti-Semitism and far-right influence are rising in Poland, yet the country is becoming a refuge for Jews fleeing Germany. The article suggests that despite political currents, many Jews feel safer in Poland, possibly due to stronger communal support or perceived lower threat levels. The situation is complex and evolving, with implications for European Jewish communities and regional politics.