Anti-Semitism in Malmö // A rabbi and an imam work together to ease tension in Sweden

Malmö is a city in southern Sweden on the picturesque Øresund Strait. It is flooded with Muslim immigrants and has become the European capital of anti-Semitism, with the local Jewish community suffering from constant harassment. But Malmö’s community rabbi, Moshe David HaCohen, who moved there from Israel not too long ago, has succeeded in bringing about a “revolution.” Is this real change or wishful thinking? One thing is clear—the Molotov cocktails, the stone-throwing and demonstrations in front of the Jewish community center have ceased. I recently spoke with him to discover his secret.