In view of current events in the Middle East, Campaign Against Antisemitism has reiterated its call on the Home Secretary to fulfil a pre-election pledge to ban the Islamic Revolutionary
The Friends of Palestine Society at the University of Birmingham has reportedly been suspended by the Guild of Students, following a protest last month. Campaign Against Antisemitism has obtained footage
The recent riots and counterdemonstrations have come to define this summer. But as they appear to cool off and the country finally gets a break, it remains to be seen
For months, we have seen hideous anti-Israel encampments erected on campuses across Britain, physical embodiments of the exponential rise of Jew-hatred in our universities, which were already hotbeds of antisemitism.
This week, James Cleverly, the Home Secretary, announced several proposed amendments to the Criminal Justice Bill, in a clear and targeted rebuke to anti-Israel marchers deliberately causing disruption in London
Students at the University of Birmingham reportedly faced chants of “Death to Zionists” during an anti-Israel rally on campus on Wednesday. The rally was allegedly organised by Stop the War
Individuals linked to an Islamist group that describes Jews as “monstrous” have reportedly been speaking at British universities. According to a report by The JC, the speakers have ties to
The University of Birmingham has adopted the International Definition of Antisemitism. The adoption comes after a call from the Education Secretary for universities to adopt the Definition. Recently, Lancaster, Cambridge, Manchester Metropolitan and Buckingham New Universities have adopted the Definition. Campaign
A professor at the University of Birmingham is on record claiming both that she is Jewish and also that she is not Jewish. Prof. Rebecca Gould, who previously taught at
Today, the National Union of Students has plumbed a new low, electing as its President a candidate who has been prominently revealed in recent weeks as having extremely troubling views about Jews.
Police in Birmingham are treating as a hate crime the discovery of “a number of antisemitic posters” including one of Adolf Hitler captioned “Hitler was right” at the University of
