Once again the EU has proved that they will happily manipulate the findings of any report which does not serve the ultra—liberal tendencies of their unelected and politically correct Eurocrats.

A report on the rising tide of European anti—Semitism was released yesterday by the EUMC, the European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia.

The most startling contradiction within the report is that even though it finds that the majority of attacks on Jews and Synagogues across Europe are being perpetrated by young Muslims, the report's brief summary does not reflect this fact.

Astonishingly, the report's headline blurb says:

'Although it is not easy to generalise, the largest group of the perpetrators of antisemitic activities appears to be young, disaffected white Europeans'

Well that's odd, because that's not what it says in the report. It has found that in France alone — which accounts for the majority of anti—Semitic attacks in Europe — most of the 193 cases of violent assaults on Synagogues, Jewish schools and kosher shops were perpetrated by the Muslim community.

The blurb then goes on to misrepresent the facts further by saying:

'A further source of antisemitism in some countries was young Muslims of North African or Asian extraction.'

Significantly it is another act of historical revisionism by the EU, in order not to offend the large Muslim minority across Europe.

Another telling statement within the report, in reference to the UK's failure to curb Islamic radicals is:

'The government is very anxious not to upset the Muslim community'

Well there you go then; lets not upset the Muslim community over their abuse of Jews. That really says it all in regards to the current British and European mentality, when it comes to dealing with anti—Semitism. The clear message is that Europe will do nothing to curb anti—Semitism because the perpetrators are Muslims. They shall be exempt from the same race hate laws as apply to everyone else in Europe.

The next line on the headline blurb will really crack you up:

'Traditionally antisemitic groups on the extreme right played a part in stirring opinion.'

What does traditionally mean? This report is meant to detail anti—Semitism from 2002 data — not go back over old history blaming the Nazis again. We've done that and been there already.

The fact of the matter is that the liberal media such as the BBC, The Independent, and The Guardian newspapers have done more to justify and stir up attacks on Jews than any group of neo—Nazis. Their semantic propaganda and the way they cover the Israeli/Palestinian conflict is the real reason why these attacks have increased.

When The Guardian portrays Sheik Yassin — the late 'spiritual' leader of Hamas — as a hero of Mandela proportions, it should surprise no—one that attacks on Jews are becoming more frequent all the time.

Ironic as it may sound — I think the neo—Nazis are actually getting a bad break on this one.

Of course this isn't the first time the EU has covered up a report which clearly found that Muslims were the major perpetrators of anti—Semitism in Europe.

Last year, the EU suppressed a German report which unequivocally found that Muslim gangs were primarily responsible for the astounding rise in cases of anti—Semitism. The Eurocrats had the temerity to slander those findings and suggest that the report had not been scientifically conclusive.

So here we are about a year later, and the EUMC's own report comes to the exact same findings. Instead of rubbishing their own work — that would be unheard of in the EU — they proceed to lie about the real findings by twisting the headline blurb.

It's hard to say with certainty — based on their protection of race crime perpetrators —whether or not the EU has become an anti—Semitic institution.

What is for sure is that by covering up on behalf of the majority of anti—Semites in Europe — in the Muslim community — they are clearly giving them the green light for more hideous attacks on Jews, their Synagogues, and their places of learning.

Jewish blood is once again on the hands of the Europeans.

Michael Morris is our London correspondent