This week in Poland, the head of Warsaw's Jewish community said Jews there feel shaken, depressed and harassed.
In Hungary, the nationalist Jobbik party has openly vilified Jews, and, in Austria, anti-Semitic offences have more than doubled in the past decade.
So what is the cause, and is there a way to end anti-Semitism?
Analysts from around the world gathered in Vienna recently try to answer that question.
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