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After Golders Green, this is what British Jews need from the government, the police – and the rest of society | Dave Rich
Jews in Britain are facing a wave of hate spread by hostile states, and some homegrown. We can only tackle it by working together, Dave Rich, director of policy at the Community Security Trust
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independent.co.uk
Antisemitism becoming ‘normalised’, Jewish leaders say after Golders Green attack
Jewish community leaders have warned the government that antisemitic behaviour is becoming “normalised” on London’s streets after two men were stabbed in a Jewish area of north…
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theguardian.com
‘Do we need to think about moving away?’: Jewish community fears for safety after Golders Green stabbings
Residents call for stronger action after two men attacked on north London street in suspected antisemitic incident
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The Guardian view on the Golders Green attack: the public as well as the state must tackle antisemitism | Editorial
Editorial: Policing and government policy are essential, but not sufficient to address rising hate crime against Jews
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After Golders Green, this is what British Jews need from the government, the police – and the rest of society | Dave Rich
Jews in Britain are facing a wave of hate spread by hostile states, and some homegrown. We can only tackle it by working together, Dave Rich, director of policy at the Community…
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A British minority faces a murderous threat on our streets. Where are the so-called anti-racists? | Jonathan Freedland
As Jews face the deadly menace of antisemitism, they should not be alone. It’s time for their fellow Britons to step up, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
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inews.co.uk
British Jews facing ‘greatest-ever threat’, says Met chief
Sir Mark Rowley warns of rising concern about the role of social media in spreading extremist narratives
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British Jews face greatest ever threat after Golders Green stabbing, Met chief warns
Sir Mark Rowley said Jews were facing a ‘ghastly Venn diagram’ of hate from all sides