The resignation today of British Prime Minister Theresa May has unleashed a wave of antisemitic posts on social media. âSyed Umarâ exclaimed âGood riddance Zionist bitchâ on Twitter. Notorious antisemite,
Prime Minister Theresa May has pledged to tackle antisemitism, insisting that she does not âunderestimate the threatâ. In a speech given at an event held by the United Jewish Israel
Campaign Against Antisemitism is determinedly apolitical, as should be the fight against antisemitism. Unfortunately, as our database of antisemitism in political parties shows, some parties fight antisemitism, and others let
A giant banner depicting Theresa May with star of David earrings has been taken down by Bristol City Council. The banner was found around Bristolâs Bear Pit and featured Jeremy Corbyn as Obi-Wan Kenobi from
Today, in response to a question from Bob Blackman MP about antisemitism on campuses during âIsraeli Apartheid Weekâ, the Prime Minister emphatically endorsed the Minister of State for Universitiesâ call
The Government has not yet formally responded to Sundayâs release of the Home Affairs Select Committee report on antisemitism, but Theresa May endorsed it today during Prime Ministerâs Questions, and
We congratulate Theresa May and look forward to continuing our work with her once she is Prime Minister. She has shown great commitment as Home Secretary to ensuring that antisemitism
On Thursday evening, 8th January 2015, the Campaign Against Antisemitism attended a private meeting convened at the Home Office to address last yearâs record-breaking number of antisemitic incidents. Joining the
