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Proxies carrying out antisemitic attacks in UK could face 14 years in prison

antisemitic attacks in UK could face 14 years in prison Offenders who commit antisemitic attacks

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

antisemitism, said many in the community are at “breaking point” and feel the UK is no longer a safe place for them to live. To discuss the attack

Two teenagers arrested over arson attack on synagogue in north-west London

antisemitic attacks in the UK were linked to Iranian-backed proxies. “We’ve made, over

‘Whatever life throws at us, we don’t walk alone’: how a London synagogue attack birthed an act of solidarity

Antisemitic incidents in the UK are significantly more frequent than before the Hamas attacks on Israel

Thousands attend rally against antisemitism outside Downing Street

antisemitism.” After the north London attack, the UK’s terrorism threat level was raised to “severe

Police declare terrorist incident after two Jewish men stabbed in London

antisemitic attack" - the latest in a string in the UK - was "utterly appalling", adding: "Attacks

Antisemitism 'a national security emergency', government terror adviser says

Antisemitism 'a national security emergency', government terror adviser says Attacks on Jewish people in the UK

Iraqi accused of multiple terror attacks in US and Europe arrested and charged

attacks prompted UK prime minister Keir Starmer to describe a “crisis of antisemitism”. Multiple claims

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

antisemitism in the UK. "It was this week's attack that has made us decide

Starmer pledges to bring forward law proscribing Iran’s Revolutionary Guards

Antisemitic incidents in the UK have increased significantly since the 7 October attacks and [Israel

British Jews feel ‘under siege’ and worry about kids wearing religious symbols in public

attacks on Israel in October 2023](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/sep/29/the-middle-east-in-crisis-7-october-the-day-that-changed-the-world), more British Jews were reassessing what the future holds in the UK, “not because they are rushing to leave, but because rising antisemitism

Starmer plans new powers to ban state-backed terror groups

UK government to ban the IRGC following a series of antisemitic attacks since the war in Iran

Polanski takes combative approach as Greens enter media spotlight

attacks on Jewish people in the UK, has been [a spate of allegations of antisemitism

Proxy attacks in UK a real and growing concern, says PM

attacks, said he had asked Sir Keir to "guarantee the normalisation of antisemitism in the UK

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

attacks on 7 October and the Israeli military action in Gaza that followed. And a recent survey by the [Institute for Jewish Policy Research](https://www.jpr.org.uk/) (JPR), shared exclusively with BBC Panorama, suggests antisemitism

Iran behind low-level ‘hybrid warfare’ attacks in UK and Europe, analysts say

antisemitic attacks in 2025, including against a cafe and a synagogue, on Iran. Intelligence services in the Netherlands and Spain told counterparts in the UK

Met chief says British Jews ‘not safe’ in London after series of attacks

attack” upon the Jewish community, the head of the UK’s biggest police force has disclosed. In one of his most stark comments on antisemitism

‘Do we need to think about moving away?’: Golders Green Jewish community fears for safety after stabbing

antisemitic attack. “People think, is it really the place for me to be here? Is the UK

Ministers under pressure to tackle antisemitism after Golders Green terror attack – live updates

antisemitism after Golders Green terror attack – live updates From Morning. The home secretary, **Shabana Mahmood,** said she understands the fears faced by the Jewish community in the UK

Golders Green MP decries ‘lack of vocal solidarity’ from liberal left for Jewish community

antisemitic violence across the UK from parts of the “moderate majority”, including some anti-racist organisations, had been “muted”. Her comments follow a terrorist attack