The Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones has said that he will not participate in marches against antisemitism, including the one led by the Campaign Against Antisemitism in London.
Tens of thousands of people, including former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, have marched through Central London in a demonstration against antisemitism, marking the first of its kind since the Israel-Gaza war began.
The BBC is under fire for preventing staff from joining a national march against antisemitism, with figures like Rachel Riley and David Baddiel set to join the event.
The BBC has been accused of 'pro-Israel bias' in its coverage of Gaza, according to allegations made by its own reporters.
An exhibit on Jewish life in Berlin was destroyed in the early morning hours of Sunday by a suspected antisemite who threw a rock through one side of the display case and then set the exhibit on fire.
Elon Musk is not an antisemite, says Yoram Hazony. The accusation is a textbook example of misdirection, intended to distract from the fact that nearly all the antisemitism since Oct 7th has come from the progressive Left.
After the BBC recently misreported that the Israeli army was "targeting medical teams and Arab speakers", Stephen Daisley looks at the long list of the BBC's other recent anti-Israel 'mistakes'.
The Spectator's Sean Thomas is despairing over the state of our media and the future well-being of the U.K.'s Jewish community after attending the recent pro-Palestinian rallies.
Rishi Sunak is pushing for tighter protest laws after the recent unrest in London, with proposed measures including easier march bans and regulations against activities like trampling on statues during protests.
Proposed changes to U.K. law aim to grant police authority to ban pro-Palestinian marches, citing a rise in antisemitic incidents and concerns about their impact on the Jewish community.
