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Members of solidarity mission say that more than in the past, British Jews are concerned about spiking antisemitism at home, but also about Israel's ability to defend its people

Middle East News: Anti-Semitic incidents, such as physical attacks, vandalism, and online harassment, have been reported in various countries around the world. This glo

Videos have emerged online showing police officers in London and Manchester taking down posters of Israeli children kidnapped by Hamas on October 7

An investigation is underway after a police community support officer was caught on camera appearing to remove posters showing pictures of…

Disguised to resemble an alarm sensor, Camozuzah is brainchild of Ireland-based Chabad rabbi; it's increased adoption underlines surge in hostility to Jews amid Israel-Hamas war

GMPs chief constable (pictured) has now admitted the force got it wrong after responding badly to a complaint, but urged there was nothing malicious in the intent.

As antisemitic incidents spike in the rest of Europe, Hungary’s restrictive immigration policies are vindicated.

Education minister Robert Halfon said there are ‘ever-increasing’ incidents of antisemitism on university campuses.

The festival of anti-Israeli hate continues to grow in vicious intensity.

The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said it is a matter for the police to decide on the appropriate response.