The Herbert Park Hotel in Dublin cancelled a reservation for 70 rooms intended for delegates attending an international conference on combating antisemitism, after learning the purpose of their visit. As revealed by Maurice Cohen, Chairman of our Irish affiliate, the Jewish Representative Council of Ireland, hotel management also questioned whether the gathering was connected to the Israel Defense Forces, despite it being a civilian diplomatic conference attended by representatives from across Europe, including the European Jewish Congress. This is deeply disturbing. That a hotel would cancel accommodation for participants in a conference dedicated to combating antisemitism, while raising questions about supposed links to the Israeli military, reflects precisely the kind of prejudice and suspicion that such gatherings seek to confront. Having participated in the conference ourselves, we stand firmly with our Irish affiliate and share its serious concerns. We call on the hotel to provide a clear explanation for its decision and recognise the gravity of what has occurred. It is profoundly troubling that those working to combat antisemitism should themselves encounter such treatment. Jewish organisations and those standing against hatred must never face exclusion or discrimination because of their work.