Dutch carolers intend to keep singing antisemitic Easter song | Jewish Telegraphic Agency

(JTA) — Every year for at least a century, men from the Dutch city of Ootmarsum have sung an Easter carol that features antisemitic lyrics.
And despite protests by a Dutch rabbi, they have no intention of stopping.
The song about Jews, titled “Christ Is Resurrected,” is part of a tradition dating back to the 19th century in Ootmarsum, about 80 miles east of Amsterdam. The locals call the traditional caroling procession “vlöggeln”;  dozens of men sing while walking along a set route several times a day on the first and second days of Easter, which this year fell on April 17 and 18…