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London to film antisemitic TikTok videos. Officers were called to reports of a hate crime involving a group of men allegedly harassing members of the Jewish community on Clapton Common at about 9pm on Thursday
hate-crime incidents per head of population as Muslims. Laura, 62, a midwife in London, says she feels unsafe going to work. She has spent years campaigning for more culturally sensitive maternity care for Jewish
hate crime cases in an attempt to tackle the “deeply troubling rise in antisemitic incidents”. Since late March, there have been a series of arson attacks at Jewish sites in London
hate crime in March 2024. Of the 140 incidents in [London](https://www.theguardian.com/uk/london) in April, 51 (36%) occurred in Barnet, the north London borough that includes Golders Green, Hendon and Finchley, which have large
incidents across the country”. In a statement on Friday, Parkinson said he recognised the “profound fear, distress and anger” that Jewish people were feeling, adding: “Antisemitic hate crime is not only an attack on individuals
incident is the latest in a string of antisemitic attacks, on people and property, that have struck fear into many British Jews in recent years. John Mann, the government’s independent adviser on antisemitism, said
London with a large Jewish community, on April 29. Both victims suffered serious injuries in the attack, which the Metropolitan Police declared a terrorist incident. Polanski later apologised for sharing an “inaccurate” post on social
incident. "We remain in close contact with the nearby school. At this stage, no arrests have been made," they added. On Wednesday, the Met Police announced that a team of [100 additional officers would
London, on Wednesday. The attack, which has been declared a terror incident by police, is the latest in a string of violent incidents targeting Jewish people. The government commissioned a review of public order
Londoners and visitors that we are doing everything possible to protect our city and keep all of our communities safe," he sadi. The raised level also comes against a backdrop of "increased state-linked physical
London in which two bottles thought to contain petrol were hurled at the building. The attack on the Finchley Reform Synagogue is being treated as an antisemitic hate crime, according to police. The Met said
London, as part of an investigation into what the Metropolitan police described as an “antisemitic hate crime”. The force said the woman was arrested at an address in Watford just after 4.45pm on Wednesday
London suburb, which police have declared a terror incident, has reignited debates over the protection of British Jews and the policing of pro-Palestinian marches. Speaking at a news conference earlier, Sir Keir said there
crimes, terrorism and the involvement of hostile states was coming together in the UK to create a terrifying atmosphere for British Jews. Asked if the threat to their community was greater than it had ever
crimes in London reached its highest level in two years, according to data from the Metropolitan police, which [recently committed to deploying 100 extra officers](https://www.theguardian.com/news/2026/may/06/met-police-specialist-unit-antisemitic-hate-crime-london-high) to protect Jewish communities
London synagogue attack birthed an act of solidarity “How good and how wonderful it is when friends sit together,” reads a quote from the Psalms painted high on the wall inside [Finchley Reform Synagogue
incident by police, has renewed political debates about over the protection of British Jews. The government's reviewer of terrorism legislation, Jonathan Hall KC, has called for a "moratorium" on pro-Palestinian marches, arguing
antisemitism, Islamophobia and hate speech among staff working in immigration removal centres, the Guardian has learned. ## In depth: ‘Hostility has become increasingly normalised and we’re seeing the consequences’ ![A man is in Belfast