Three quarters (75%) of Jews in Europe avoid wearing symbols that could identify them as Jewish in public, at least occasionally

Omissions

• The 75% figure specifically refers to Jewish respondents in Italy, not all of Europe as the MEP claimed. The FRA's third survey (published 2024, data collected in 2023) covers multiple EU member states, and percentages vary by country. The claim conflates a country-specific statistic with a Europe-wide figure.
• The survey was conducted by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) and published in 2024, based on data collected in 2023.
• The claim omits that this avoidance behavior is occasional rather than constant, and varies significantly across different European countries.

Sources

• PrimaryFRA - European Union Agency for Fundamental RightsFRA's third survey on Jewish people's experiences and perceptions of antisemitism, conducted in 2023 and published in 2024, covering EU member states
• SecondaryCEJI (Centre Européen du Judaïsme)75% of Italian Jewish respondents avoid wearing Jewish symbols in public at least occasionally, based on FRA's third survey on antisemitism