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There is a “tiny” difference between antisemitism-associated conspiracy beliefs on the left and the right, an author of the study told JNS.

The 18-year-old who shot his grandmother before killing 21 people - including 19 children - at a Texas primary school is not believed to have left a manifesto or note explaining his actions.

Campaign Against Antisemitism survey also finds that 43% of British adults agree with at least one anti-Semitic statement posed to them by researchers.

Survey by Campaign Against Antisemitism reveals deeply troubling normalization of antisemitism in the UK.

Analysis of survey data from 1 to 16 April reveals the groups – named the Keen, the Concerned and the Content – vary according to their reasons for not wanting to return to pre-Covid life, how comfortable they think they will feel resuming various activities once they are allowed, their life satisfaction during lockdown, and their views on the need to fight Covid versus protecting civil liberties. The study was carried out by King’s College London, the University of Bristol and the NIH...

Date Time One in five will have vaccine resentment over summer holidays Nearly one in five people who haven’t had a Covid vaccine say they’ll feel resentful towards those who have if they don’t get one in time for their summer holidays, while the proportion of the public who think vaccine passports will infringe civil liberties has increased since March and about half think they’ll be sold on the black market, according to a new study. The research, by the University of Bristol, King’...

Study shows why social media users are more hesitant about getting vaccinated New research has found that the most reliable indicators of willingness to be vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, are rejection of conspiracy suspicions about COVID-19 and a positive attitude towards vaccines in general. The study by Kings College London and the University of Bristol is published in the leading peer-reviewed journal Psychological Medicine. The researchers analysis was based...

 E-Mail New research has found that the most reliable indicators of willingness to be vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, are rejection of conspiracy suspicions about COVID-19 and a positive attitude towards vaccines in general. The study by Kings College London and the University of Bristol is published in the leading peer-reviewed journal Psychological Medicine. The researchers analysis was based on a large representative sample survey carried out in November-Dec...

King’s College London New research by King’s College London and the University of Bristol, published in the leading peer-reviewed journal Vaccine, published by Elsevier, has found a link between media use, voting history, and willingness to be vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19. New research by King’s College London and the University of Bristol, published in the leading peer-reviewed journal Vaccine, published by Elsevier, has found a link between media use, vo...

Leora Auslander, professor of European history at the University of Chicago, in a video promoting the new Jerusalem Declaration on Antisemitism. The Jerusalem Declaration on Antisemitism, although flawed in parts and open to criticism, not least because of its unfortunate title, should be welcomed by all those concerned about seeing the fight against antisemitism being part of the fight against racism rather than being counterposed to it. The JDA should also be welcomed by those who are ...