Presenting the NOA Spain Report Card
26/03/2026
On 11 March, the NOA (Networks Overcoming Antisemitism) consortium presented the NOA National Report Card for Spain at Centro Sefarad-Israel. The event, attended by around 60 participants from government, Jewish communities, civil society, and academia, featured opening remarks from Nicolás Díaz-Pache (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation) and Katharina von Schnurbein, the European Commission Coordinator on Combating Antisemitism and Fostering Jewish Life.
The report assesses Spain’s efforts to counter antisemitism and promote Jewish life across areas including education, culture, hate crime, Holocaust remembrance, media, religious freedom, security, sport, and youth, providing a structured overview of where progress is being made and where further action is needed.
Spain has made meaningful progress in countering antisemitism through a strong national plan, solid legal protections, and growing support for Jewish life and Holocaust remembrance. However, important gaps remain in education, youth engagement, cultural representation, and monitoring, so sustained funding, better coordination, and stronger inclusion of diverse Jewish voices are still needed.
You can read the NOA National Report Card for Spain in English or Spanish.
NOA is co-funded by the European Union’s Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (2021-2027).