Muslims are concerned about the rise of discrimination in European countries

The Organization of Fundamental Rights of the European Union has announced that the Muslims of the continent have been affected by the great increase in racism and are very worried. The information has been released after a recent survey of 10,000 Muslims in 13 European countries.

The results of the survey show that half of the Muslims in Europe are facing growing hatred and discrimination, which has affected various aspects of their lives, including education, employment and even renting a house. Masoud Shajareh, Head of the Islamic Human Rights Commission in the UK has said: "We have prepared reports in France, Germany, England, Canada, the United States and Italy, which all show that an environment has been created in which politicians, journalists, television producers programs and even Hollywood movies and other cultural products in Western countries present Islam in a negative and negative light.

Likewise, the European Union's Agency for Fundamental Rights has announced that increasing discrimination against Muslims in Europe is linked to the flourishing of extreme right-wing political parties. These parties often support Israel and carry the flag of the Zionist regime in their meetings.

At the same time, organizations that monitor social issues in the UK believe that, after people, especially Muslims, support the rights of the Palestinians and oppose the genocide committed against them, attacks against Muslims in Europe, including the UK, have increased, and Muslims, property and their areas are targeted for racist attacks.