On Europe Day, we are taking you on a tour across some of the many Jewish communities on the continent. From Finland to Greece, via Great Britain, Spain, Italy, and Montenegro, here are just a few of the stories that give us hope on this special day. | World Jewish Congress

✡️ To celebrate the European Days of Jewish Culture, here are five interesting facts about Jewish life in Europe day. 🔎 Find the program festival through AEPJ at www.jewisheritage.org/edjc 👉 Learn more about the NOA project (Networks Overcoming Antisemitism) at www.noa-project.eu | World Jewish Congress

Hatikvah in Hungary 💙🇮🇱 Almost 600,000 Hungarian Jews were murdered in the Holocaust. This weekend, The Great Synagogue of Budapest, one of the oldest and largest synagogues in Europe, was packed with over 3,000 young athletes competing in the European Maccabi Games. 🔉 Turn on the sound to hear Hatikvah, Israel’s national anthem. Source: Debbie Friedman/Follow Team Israel | Humans of Judaism

With the FIFA World Cup games underway, football lovers shouldn't forget the name of Béla Guttmann. He was the only Jewish football coach to win the European Cup - two of them, in fact. But there was a darker side underneath Guttmann's legacy: He was a Holocaust survivor. | World Jewish Congress