Denmark contradicts Netanyahu, urges Jews to stay

The Jewish community is an integral part of the Danish society and the Jews ought to remain in the country despite this weekend’s terror attacks, Jpost quoted Copenhagen’s envoy to Israel as saying on Sunday.
“The solution for the Jews of Denmark is not to leave in the wake of the terror attacks in Copenhagen on Saturday,” the ambassador, Jesper Vahr, said on Sunday.
“Our prime minister said that an attack on the Jewish community is an attack on all of Denmark’s citizens. I echo this sentiment. We will do everything in our power so that the Jewish community in Denmark feels safe.”
Vahr made the statements in response to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s earlier entreaties for Danish Jews to relocate to Israel.