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‘What’s our red line?’ British Jews question their safety

experience of antisemitism. She said she now doesn’t want to bring her own family up in the UK when she’s older. “Someone who isn’t Jewish is not scared to live their life

One thing is clear after the release of the interim Bondi terror report – we don’t have the answers. But we now know the questions

Jewish community security group (CSG), which was repeatedly in contact about antisemitic threats during Hanukah celebrations in 2025. Bell found NSW police did not appear to have completed a “comprehensive written risk assessment

'I bought a baseball cap to hide my kippah': Jews observe first Shabbat after Golders Green attack

experience, combined with what happened in Manchester last year, means that we are staying away. That saddens me massively and showed that our way of life has been hugely affected and trampled

Spat at, threatened and kidnapped: British Jews tell of rising antisemitism

children or grandchildren of refugees from the Nazis, who once saw the UK as a haven from antisemitism - she says conversations have shifted from neighbourhood chat to more existential questions. "There aren't any Jewish

Friday briefing: How rising antisemitism is striking fear into the everyday lives of British Jews

experience in this country,” he says. --- **‘Legitimised hatred’** Jewish people make up 0.5% of the UK population **–** and many at the moment feel vulnerable, targeted and alone, Rich tells me. Add to that their sense