so, yesterday i chaired a meeting of police chiefs in downing street together with the community security trustto specifically make sure that everybody, in particular ourjewish communities can feel safe. there's been a, quite frankly, disgusting rise in anti—semitic incidents over the past few days. that's not right. we've provided extra funding to the community security trust to make sure thatjewish institutions, whether that's synagogues or schools, have the protection they need and that the police have all the support that they need to ensure that our streets are safe for people from all communities, cos we will absolutely not tolerate people inciting hatred or violence or racist activity. intimidating or threatening behaviour will not be tolerated. it will be met with the full force of the law. would you say waving palestinian flags in public or saying, "free palestine" in public would constitute that? there's very clear guidance for the police about the measures that they can take. but inciting violence, racial hatred is illegal. people who are acting in an abusive or threatening manner, c

grange has assisted in funding the community. security trust, and it's basically an israel lobby group in britain that's received training from the mossad, which is israel's foreign intelligence agency, the cst also receives a huge amount of funding from the british government, it's a group that's been at the forefront of efforts to redefine anti-semitism, to conflate anti-zionism with anti-jewish prejudice, and it consistently works to attack, censor and to characters fascinate critics of the state of israel. of course david, i mean, universal was also the home of dave renzer, wasn't it? i mean, he's the guy founded the israel lobby group, creative community for peace. i wonder you could just say to about about him and that organization, so creative community for peace is a sort of front group, it's an organization which pretends that it's there for the music industry to to foster peace and dialogue in israel. as they would call it, but actually it's a direct front group for another organization and operates is a sort of trading arm and trading name of another organization which is ca

last week, i met with the community security trust and police chiefs, we provided more funding for thend that helps keep schools, synagogues under the jewish helps keep schools, synagogues under thejewish community institution save, we spent time with the police to make sure they have the tools, power and guidance they need to police protests over the weekend appropriately and strike the right balance. it is a difficultjob, but i'm grateful to them for everything that they have done, they have made several arrests. they also now reviewing footage of some of the things that many people will have seen that i just simply things that many people will have seen that ijust simply not acceptable and where they can, they will be able to make further arrests. but i am determined to ensure ourjewish community is able to feel safe on our streets. there is no place in our society for anti—semitism and we will do everything we can to stamp it out and where it happens, it will be met with the full force of law. you and where it happens, it will be met with the full force of law.— with the full force

last week i met with the community security trust and police chiefs. ues and otherjewish community institutions safe. we spent time with the police to make sure they have all the tools, powers and guidance they need to police protests over the weekend appropriately and strike that right balance. it�*s a difficultjob, but i�*m grateful to them for everything that they�*ve done. they�*ve made several arrests, but they�*re also now reviewing footage of some of the things that many people will have seen that are just simply not acceptable. and where they can, they will be able to make further arrests. but i�*m determined to ensure that ourjewish community is able to feel safe on our streets. there is no place in our society for anti—semitism, and we will do everything we can to stamp it out. and where it happens, it will be met with the full force of the law. now, you were asked by one of the children just now where is the line between protesting for palestinians and supporting hamas? it�*s a great question. what�*s your answer? well, hamas is a proscribed

that's the community security trust , a the cst. t's 14 assaults, six damage and desecration to jewish property, 22 direct threats and 140 incidents of abusive behaviour. that includes online abuse as well as verbal abuse. so that just makes up a selection of them. but we've got a statement as well from the community security trust that says that in many cases these hateful comments, threats to life and physical attacks are laced with the rhetoric and iconography of pro—palestinian and anti—israel politics, even compared to periods of previous conflicts involving israel. these statistics are unprecedentedly high now. we've been talking about where those sorts of incidents have happened. as well as the big population centres. there's also west yorkshire to hertfordshire and at least one in incident of anti—semitism that happened here in nottingham , particularly in nottingham, particularly relating to a pro—palestine slogan that was sprayed across the former home of a rabbi. so that's one that's been logged by the cst, the community s

wife of lucian grange, caroline lewis, has funded the zionist federation, the mossad traine community security trust, the conservative party, the islamophobic henry jackson society, and one of israel's national institutions, the united jewish israel. appeal: universal music group has huge amount of cultural power for the highest ranking figures in the company to have these political connections to the zionist entity should raise more than just eyebrows. as always, we're joined by our residence expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zeam university. he's also a co-director of the lobby in what. dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel and i'm pleased to welcome back amar casmi who's joining us via skype today. amar's an anti-imperialist political activist and commentator. he previously worked on jeremy corbin's 2016 leadership campaign and was a political advisor in my parliamentary office from 2017 to 2019. welcome to the show.

i am nowjoined by mark gardner, chief executive of the community security trust, a charity protectingtish jews from anti semitism and related threats. thank you very much forjoining us here on bbc news. let me first ask you what your reaction is to the prime minister's comments just there. i prime minister's comments “ust there. . , prime minister's comments “ust there. ., , prime minister's comments 'ust there. ., , ,. there. i was actually in the school with the prime _ there. i was actually in the school with the prime minister— there. i was actually in the school with the prime minister this - there. i was actually in the school i with the prime minister this morning and the extent to which he and the government have gone to show their support for thejewish community government have gone to show their support for the jewish community at this really difficult time, it's so commendable. they have been totally rock—solid and they have shown such solidarity following the worst massacre of dues since the holocaust. massacre of dues since the holocaust-— massacre of dues since the holoc

metropolitan police will be patrolling predominantly jewish area bars and into all of this, the community security trust the community security trust, who measure anti—semitic attacks report a significant rise over the course of the last few days. so the question, i guess, is just how worried should we be? let me give me please give me your thoughts. farage at gbnews.com. i have no idea whether there will be spill—over, but i'm certainly certain only concerned . let's go certain only concerned. let's go live tel aviv and join charlie peters . gb news is reporter peters. gb news is reporter there. charlie good evening. first things first. what is the military situation in today ? military situation in today? well, the situation in general in israel is such that idf commanders said this morning that we might see the quiet before the storm down in the south, in the northern region, we had more shelling coming over from southern lebanon and shelling from syria . shelling from syria. >> and we saw the first strikes by the israeli air force outside of israel hitting two airports in syria , damascus and aleppo

metropolitan police will be patrolling predominantly jewish area bars and into all of this, the community security trust the community security trust, who measure anti—semitic attacks report a significant rise over the course of the last few days. so the question, i guess, is just how worried should we be? let me give me please give me your thoughts. farage at gbnews.com. i have no idea whether there will be spill—over, but i'm certainly certain only concerned . let's go certain only concerned. let's go live tel aviv and join charlie peters . gb news is reporter peters. gb news is reporter there. charlie good evening. first things first. what is the military situation in today ? military situation in today? well, the situation in general in israel is such that idf commanders said this morning that we might see the quiet before the storm down in the south, in the northern region, we had more shelling coming over from southern lebanon and shelling from syria . shelling from syria. >> and we saw the first strikes by the israeli air force outside of israel hitting two airports in syria , damascus and aleppo

jewish community, - led by the board of deputies, the jewish leadership council- and the community security trust whatever source. the archbishop of canterbury there. 0ur faith and ethics reporter, harry farley, was at lambeth palace, for the meeting. he gave us an update on the significance of that statement. and we heard just a few moments ago from justin welby, the archbishop of canterbury. sheikh ibrahim mogra, who's an imam from leicester. and rabbi jonathan wittenberg, who's a senior rabbi in masorti judaism, uk. they spoke of their shared concern for the situation in israel and in gaza, and they spoke also for their communities here. and they said they stand together against any form of hatred or violence againstjewish people or any other community here. rabbi jonathan wittenberg and sheikh ibrahim mogra spoke of their personal friendship and spoke of their many connections between the muslim and thejewish communities here in the uk. they did acknowledge that they sometimes stand on opposite sides and they sometimes disagree with each other. but they called for an end to any kind of hatred

we will make sure that we continue funding the community security trust and the equivalent protectivesecurity grant that protects mosques and other places of worship for the islamic community in the uk. that funding was increased earlier this year. we will also remain in dialogue with the police to make sure they are aware of the full tools at their disposal to arrest those who perpetrate hate crime and who incite racial or other religious violence. there is no place for that in our society, and i know this house will stand united in making sure those who do this face the full force of the law. >> we do not want this conflict to harm us here at home, and we do not want it to escalate in the middle east, where there has been too much bloodshed, too much darkness, for too long. a two-state solution, a palestinian state alongside a safe and secure israel, feels more distant than ever, but it remains the only way through. does the prime minister agree that, because hope is at its thinnest, we must work our hardest to ensure that the voices of division and despair are sidelined and that, h

thejewish community, led by the board of deputies, thejewish leadership council and the community security trustemn all racism directed against muslims from whatever source. the family of a british teenager killed in the hamas attacks has released a statement paying tribute to her. they describe 13—year—old yahel as a bundle of unbridled energy and joy. they say they �*will forever miss her, but are grateful for the light she brought into our lives in the too short time she was with us�*. yahel�*s sister noiya and father are still missing. the prime minister has apparently updated the cabinet office on the uk's response to the situation in israel and gaza, and downing street has said this, the prime minister updated the cabinet on the uk government's response to the terrible terror attacks on israel, he underscored the abhorrence of hamas's targeting of civilians and said the uk will continue to stand with israel and respect their right to self and said the uk will play its part to help alleviate the unfolding humanitarian crisis, recognising that hamas is actively seeking to endanger palestinia

are doing everything we can to protect you and providing an additional £3 million for the community security trustchools, synagogues and otherjewish community buildings. we are working with the police to make sure that hate crime and the glorification of terror is met with the full force of the law. i know the whole house will support this and join me in saying unequivocally we stand with the jewish community. i also recognise that this is a moment of great anguish for british muslim communities. they are also appalled by the actions of hamas but fearful of the response. we must listen to these concerns with the same attentiveness. hamas is using innocent palestinian people as human shields. with the tragic loss of more than 2600 palestinian lives including many children. we mourn the loss of every innocent life, civilians of every faith, every nationality, who have been killed. and so let's say it plainly, we stand with british muslim communities as well. israel was founded notjust as a homeland for the jewish people founded notjust as a homeland for thejewish people but as a guarantor of their s

that's according to the community security trust , that's according to the community security trust, in just four days so far this month. they include assaults , damage to they include assaults, damage to jewish property and abusive behaviour . jewish property and abusive behaviour. it comes jewish property and abusive behaviour . it comes after the behaviour. it comes after the home secretary warned protesting with palestinian flags could amount to a public order offence if it's deemed to be in support of terrorist ism . in other news, of terrorist ism. in other news, judges in england and wales are being told to postpone phone jail sentences for some offenders because prisons are too crowded. according to a report in the times, some could include those found guilty of burglary and rape . the judicial burglary and rape. the judicial office declined to comment on the report. it comes after the government said it plans to rent pnson government said it plans to rent prison spaces from foreign countries in an effort to address chronic overcrowding . address chronic overcrowding. bernie

the community security trust, a british non-profit organization that monitors anti-semitism, says the number of incidents reported to the them in the past week has increased by more than 300% compared to the same period last year. tensions at times spilling out onto the streets of london where flyers of israelis reportedly kidnapped by hamas were torn down. >> they're not mutually exclusive. it's children. it's children, it's innocent people. >> okay, what about the children in palestine? >> reporter: germany meanwhile says it has a zero-tolerance policy towards anti-semitic acts and will ban all activities supporting hamas, which is on the eu's list of terror groups german officials say they can do no less. >> translator: protecting jewish life in germany is part of the identity of our democracy. the security of jews in germany is our democracy at its core. only if our jewish citizens live in peace and security can our country as a whole do so. >> reporter: melissa bell, cnn, paris. >>> still to come, cnn's anderson cooper visits the site of the nova music festival where 260 people w

last week, i met with the community security trust police security trust and police chiefs. more funding for community security for the community security trust. organisation trust. that is the organisation that schools, that helps keep schools, synagogues jewish synagogues and other jewish community institutions safe . we community institutions safe. we spent time with the police to make sure they have all the tools, powers and guidance they need to protests the need to police protests over the weekend appropriately strike need to police protests over the weei rightappropriately strike need to police protests over the weeiright balance |tely strike need to police protests over the weeiright balance and strike need to police protests over the weeiright balance and it's strike need to police protests over the weeiright balance and it's atrike that right balance and it's a difficult job, but i'm grateful to them for everything that they've done. they've made several but they're several arrests, but they're also reviewing footage of also now reviewing footage of some of the thi

the community security trust, a jewish safety organisation, have criticised the met. agree with that? well, ithink, you know, we clearly need to look at the legislation, but there is plenty there for the met to be getting on with. if you look at the other protests that the met have policed in recent years, the black lives matter protests and these kind of things, they have arrested people for simply raising an english flag. and using certain phrases that the police might not have liked at the time — they have to be robust in this occasion so it doesn't get further inflamed. paul, i want to ask you about a video widely circulating on social media from a tube driver on saturday leading a chant of "free, free palestine," on the london underground. you've commented on it, saying that staff should focus on the dayjob. the british transport police are looking into this. what would you like to see being done, if anything? well, i think the tube driver should be disciplined. i thinkjust from what he's said and it was absolutely inappropriate in the middle of a metal tube, eff

and that's why we've given further funding to the community security trust , to the community securityrotect synagogues and jewish schools. that's why we're working closely with the police and the crown prosecution service to encourage them to rigorously and robustly enforce our laws so that individuals st giles' who fall below them are brought to justice. but it's it is more than just a question of legality. as you say . it's also legality. as you say. it's also a question about value , values. a question about value, values. and some of the things we've seen over the course of the last two weeks do speak to a failure of some people in our country to live up to british values of civility and common decency and have shown that there are issues of integration in our country . of integration in our country. and it would be foolish of us to deny those or to bury our heads in the sand . we've got to in the sand. we've got to confront them head on and ensure that we are a united and cohesive society . cohesive society. >> we do those failures of integration and failures of some individuals

the community security trust of british nonprofit organization that monitors anti-semitism since theber of incidents reported to them in the past week has increased by more than 300% compared to the same period last year. tensions at times spilling out onto the streets of london where he requires of israelis kidnapped by hamas war torn d down. >> it is not mutually exclusive. it is children. it is innocent people. >> reporter: germany meanwhile says it has a zero-tolerance policy towards anti-semitic acts and will ban all activities supporting hamas which is on the list of terror groups german officials say they can do no less. >> translator: protecting jewish life in germany as part of the identity of our democracy. the security of jews in germany is our democracy at its core. >> reporter: and yeah, john katko all the precautions being taken here on the european continent, there has been this rise in anti-semitic acts and speech in fact the antidefamation league says that its data suggest a very clear link between what is happening on the ground and the fact that it says extra mishe

the community security trust, a charity which helszewish people in the uk with security, says they'ree's graffiti, and there's damage to property. that's already happened... ..this time around from saturday morning through to now when we're having this conversation, and it will continue and there will probably be physical violence, as well. wandsworth prison in south—west london has been deemed "unsafe and inhumane", a watchdog warns. it's seen "no real progress" in the past year and reflects "the failures of the prison system as a whole" according to its independent monitoring board. assaults had risen by more than 20% in all areas, including on staff and prisoners. the report was written before the alleged escape by daniel khalife last month let's take a look at the tubes now, and there's a good service on the tubes this morning apart from minor delays on the piccadilly line. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it was another mild night last night, and today it is still going to feel pretty warm. we have got quite a bit of cloud around, a few bright spells, some b

that's according to the community security trust , that's according to the community security trust, 89 incidents in just four days. so far this month. they included assaults , damage they included assaults, damage to jewish property and abusive behaviour. it comes after the home secretary warned protesting with palestinian flags could amount to a public order offence if it's deemed to be in support short of terrorism . and in other short of terrorism. and in other news, to some breaking news now. ex—formula one boss, bernie ecclestone , has pleaded guilty ecclestone, has pleaded guilty to fraud. a warning. the following contains flashing images. if you're watching us on television, he appeared at london's southwark crown court this morning after failing to declare more than 400 million of overseas assets to the government. that's pounds . the government. that's pounds. the billionaire turns 93 later this month. he'd been due to face trial in november after he'd previously denied the charge. this is a developing story and we will, of course, bring you more on that as we get it. and s

that is according to the prime minister >> well, the community security trust , an >> well, the communitysation established to provide security to british jews, has reported nearly 140 anti semitic incidents in the last four days. they're going to get £3 million to help protect the community. >> well, our reporter lisa hartle has been speaking with the community in north london and there for in and she's live there for us in golders green. morning lisa. what have people been telling you ? hello. yes . oh oh, what have people been telling you ? hello. yes. oh oh, oh. you? hello. yes. oh oh, oh. didn't get very far there, did i? >> we didn't know that line has gone down. have we got have we got her back. yes. far away. and let's just see. no it's not far away. let's just see if we can get that line up and running because it's important. it's important know the important to know what the community saying . go on, community is saying. go on, then, lisa, far away. >> i'm here in. can you hear me now? can . hopefully you now? can. hopefully you can hear me now. so i'm in golders green, which ha

right at the start of this israel—hamas war, rishi sunak promised an extra £3 million to community security trustwards security within schools , but also around within schools, but also around synagogues at this time of heightened tensions . heightened tensions. >> thank you. that's jack carson in birmingham for us, reporting from one of the many uk free palestine marches going on today. the biggest one happening here in london. so far. so peaceful right now. let's get the latest on israeli's military offensive in gaza themselves, as the idf claimed they have hit over 150 underground targets in the biggest bombing raid of the yean the biggest bombing raid of the year. the war so far. the world is watching and waiting for the much anticipated full scale ground invasion of gaza by israel , israeli ground invasion of gaza by israel, israeli military ground invasion of gaza by israel , israeli military forces israel, israeli military forces as the country's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu , pledges to benjamin netanyahu, pledges to do demolish hamas. now, joining me now is colonel richard kemp , m

the community security trust has a 400% increase in has recorded a 400% increase in the prevalence of, defending israel against hamas attacks appears to have achieved cross—party consensus. why? well shadow foreign secretary david lammy says that labour would support a ground offensive that we will support a ground offensive if that is the determination of israel at this time to get those hostages back and to protect its borders and to degrade hamas and their ability to harm people in israel andindeed ability to harm people in israel and indeed , it seems to me, in and indeed, it seems to me, in gaza. and indeed, it seems to me, in gaza . well, significant that gaza. well, significant that it's significant . david lammy it's significant. david lammy was speaking at a pro—palestinian event during labour party conference. of course , served under jeremy course, served under jeremy corbyn. we all know that , don't corbyn. we all know that, don't we? and that party had an incredibly fruity, arguably dangerous track record when it came to israel—palestine. but essentially until very recent

mama, which is where where the jews have their anti—semitic thing, which is the cst, the community security trustell mama the anti—muslim things. things have risen massively in this week as well . and i think this week as well. and i think it's very, very important that we don't start talking about groups like that is that people a lot of people on that march would not have been muslim or let alone arab. right there are an awful lot of people in britain who actually agree with with freeing palestine . but that with freeing palestine. but that doesn't mean that they support hamas. so, ralph , listen to what hamas. so, ralph, listen to what scarlett said there. >> and knowing that actually conflicts like this generally do lead to more extremism elsewhere , do we worry for british jewish people in this country ? people in this country? >> well, before i answer that, can i just have a quick. of course you can. two points a little bit. i feel like i'm in a time machine because this is exactly what we heard after 911. right. it's almost always the argument. very, very argument. it's just a very, very s

we know that from the surveys, the community security trust this week has said there's been a 300% inncrease in anti—semitic incidents the uk, and we know incidents in the uk, and we know that children are that british jewish children are being told not to show symbols of their faith when they're walking to and from school. so the reality is we do have a problem with antisemit ism in britain, which i would argue is mainly coming from an assortment of far left radical, far left activists and radical islamists who have a very warped view of jews and of israel and of hamas . jews and of israel and of hamas. and so if we were upholding the british law, people who express sympathy for hamas , like those sympathy for hamas, like those two girls at the demonstrate , two girls at the demonstrate, and if indeed they put the signs on themselves, they should be treated like supporters of isis . treated like supporters of isis. there's no fundamental difference between isis and hamas. there is no fundamental difference that has been made very clear by the prime minister and the home secretary tha

the community security trust recording 89 separate incidents , including assault damage to jewish propertynd abusive behaviour in the last few days . behaviour in the last few days. now, judges in england and wales are being to told postpone jail sentences for some offenders because prisons are too overcrowded. it comes after the government said it plans to rent pnson government said it plans to rent prison spaces from foreign countries in an effort to address chronic overcrowding here. the ministry of justice says the government has done more than ever before to protect the public and keep offenders locked up for longer . the public and keep offenders locked up for longer. bernie ecclestone has been handed a 17 month suspended sentence today after pleading guilty to fraud . after pleading guilty to fraud. and the ex—formula one boss will also have to pay £652 million to the hmrc . he appeared at the hmrc. he appeared at london's southwark crown court this morning after failing to declare for more than £400 million of overseas assets to the british government. the billionaire turns 93 late

last week, i met with the security trust and the community security trust and police we provided moree community security trust. that's the organisation that helps keep schools, other schools, synagogues and other jewish institutions jewish community institutions safe . we spent time with the safe. we spent time with the police make they police to make sure they have all tools, powers and all the tools, powers and guidance they need to police protests the weekend protests over the weekend appropriately strike appropriately and strike that right balance and it's a difficult job, but i'm grateful to them for everything that they've they've they've done. they've made several but they're several arrests, but they're also reviewing of also now reviewing footage of some of the things that many people will have seen that are just simply not acceptable and where can they will be able where they can they will be able to make further arrests. but i'm determined that determined to ensure that our jewish to feel jewish community is able to feel safe on our streets. there is no place in our societ

concerns of a rise in anti—semitism in the uk since hamas launched its attack on israel community security trustsonnel for jewish schools across the nation. ceo mark gardner says security was already extremely tight, but more measures are being put in place. >> you have real proper fencing i >> -- >> you have the school built a long way back from the road in case of a car bomb. you have protective film on the windows . protective film on the windows. you have cctvs that feed into our own 24 over seven control centre. you have infrared mechanisms that detect any movement breaking through perimeters . you have guards on perimeters. you have guards on the site, but whatever else we can add on top, we will do so. and there's certainly an increase in the regularity of police patrols , past jewish police patrols, past jewish schools and past places where jews, school children wait for buses and come off trains, etcetera, etcetera . and there etcetera, etcetera. and there are some schools where they will now be a police presence at opening and closing times since the conflict began. >> this weekend, je

we have seen a kosher shop trashed and vandalised the community security trust , trashed and vandalised which exists to protect the jewish community, is openly stating that it now fears that the risk will increase in the coming days . coming days. >> we're getting indications that there may be more military activity obe david in the north with the border with lebanon. and clearly that bearing in mind what's happened in previous years, will be alarming . but is years, will be alarming. but is there , shall i say, a basic there, shall i say, a basic ignorance that people are confusing the issue of palestinian independence with the actions of hamas in detail within gaza itself? the actions of hamas in detail within gaza itself ? well the actions of hamas in detail within gaza itself? well hamas has been ruling gaza since two thousand and seven when it ousted the palestinian authority , which of course, is based in the west bank in ramallah . the west bank in ramallah. >> i mean , hamas is a terrorist >> i mean, hamas is a terrorist organisation in its charter, says it exists in order to an

we are providing an additional £3 million for the community security trust to protect schools, synagoguesand we are working with the police to ensure that hate crime and the glorification of terror is met with the full force of the law. yeah. yeah i know the whole house will support this and join me in saying unequivocally we stand with the jewish . community mr speaker, jewish. community mr speaker, i also recognise that this is a moment of great anguish for british muslim communities who are also appalled by hamas's actions but fearful of the response. we must listen to these concerns with the same attentiveness . hamas is using attentiveness. hamas is using innocent palestinian people as human shields with the tragic loss of more than 2600 palestinian lives , including palestinian lives, including many children , we mourn the loss many children, we mourn the loss of every innocent life. sevilla organs of every faith, every nationality who have been killed . and so let's say it plainly. we stand with british muslim communities to missed . mr communities to missed. mr speaken communities

as i said, the community security trust, but also the equivalent protective security grant to protectived other places of worship for the islamic community in the uk. that funding was increased earlier this year. we will also remain in dialogue with the police to make sure that they are aware of the full tools at their disposal to arrest those who perpetrate hate crimes, incite racial or other religious violence. there is no place for that in our society and i know this house will stand united in making sure that those who do this face the full force of the law. >> yes, sir. >> yes, sir. >> thank you, mr speaker. we do not want this conflict to harm us here at home, and we do not want it to escalate in the middle east, where there has been too much bloodshed, too much darkness for too long, a two state solution, a palestinian state alongside a safe and secure israel, feels more distant than ever. but it remains the only way through . remains the only way through. does the prime minister agree that because hope is at its thinnest, we must work our hardest to ensure the voices of division

the community security trust, a charity that supports british jewish people, said anti—semitic hate crimes the four days after hamas terrorists attacked israel. so is britain still safe for jewish people? let's speak to isaac tzarfati, who is the executive director of stand with us uk . isaac, executive director of stand with us uk. isaac, thank you very much for joining us uk. isaac, thank you very much forjoining us. are you much for joining us. are you able to answer that question? is britain still safe for jewish people today . people today. >> thank you for having me, marc . look, i think that today was a pivotal day. the fact that six schools were closed . i was in schools were closed. i was in a conference yesterday with jewish students and young professionals, and they asked me for my professional advice if they can go to work tomorrow. i think that this situation is unbearable . so i would like to unbearable. so i would like to remind you and the viewers that we are not in europe of 1923. we are in britain of 2023. and i think that today was, again, as a pivotal, pivotal day. and

the security community trust, a british non-profit organization that monitors anti-semitism, says the number of incidents reported to them in the past week has increased by more than 300% compared to the same period last year. tensions at times spilling out onto the streets of london where flyers of israelis reportedly kidnapped by hamas were torn down. >> they're not mutually exclusive. it's children. it's innocent people. >> okay, what about the children in palestine? >> reporter: germany, meanwhile, says it has a zero-tolerance policy towards anti-semitic acts and will ban all activities supporting hamas, which is on the eu's list of terror groups, which german officials say they can do no less. >> translator: protecting jewish life in germany is part of our democracy. the security of jews in germany is our democracy at its core. only if jews live in peace and security can our country as a whole do so. >> reporter: i mentioned a moment ago, john, those rallies in favor of the palestinian cause had been banned here in france. that ban remains in place, and yet there was another gath

we heard yesterday, the government has pledged £3 million to the organisation ocean kst community security trustewish community buildings. and they've said that just this week alone, they've seen a rise of 324% in reports of anti—semitism . we've heard reports of at least three schools in north london closing today. that's amidst heightened security concerns after the former leader of the hamas called for protests . that's around the world, although that security company has tried to reassure people on formerly known as twitter by saying that they've received numerous messages about this. but it's mainly directed at muslims in arab countries and does not include a call to violence against jewish people in britain . but everybody i've in britain. but everybody i've spoken to, especially here today, they've all said how concerned they are and how unsafe they feel. and i think we can hear from just a few of those people now. >> well, i suppose most >> well, i suppose like most other very concerned and other people, very concerned and obviously we have to be wary of where we go to where we are and b

has resulted on attacks in places, particularly paris, for example, and france and so the community security trustde security and advice and physical bodies. they provide security guards that guard school synagogues and other places. i think they said in the last three days, the number of anti—semitic incidents have tripled just in the last three days.i tripled just in the last three days. i haven't got the figures, but i'm sure they have. we've always seen them increase. what bothers me on monday when i attended the vigil at number 10, i saw two boys on the tube who were clearly jewish wearing their kippah and with insignia . their kippah and with insignia. they identified them as being jewish, and i did stay near them justin jewish, and i did stay near them just in case anyone made any comment to them or harassed them in any way, because it's that kind of low level where people just make insinuation and comments , which directly affects comments, which directly affects my constituents. and in many ways that makes them fearful to go out. >> would you have intervened? >> would you have intervened?

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yet as serious or as dramatic as that, nevertheless raises great concern on on friday, the community security trust the cst. is the organisation set up by the jewish community that works closely with the police and other authorities to protect jewish individuals and sites such as synagogues. anyway, according to the friday bulletin, there have now been more anti—semitic incidents recorded in the uk in the three weeks that this war has been taking place and in the whole of the rest of the year, a higher number than they've ever recorded in a three week period ever for 805 incidents, of which 64 very alarmingly took place against students on university campuses . and there were getting campuses. and there were getting on for 100 examples either of assaults or threats to carry out such assaults on the streets. so very clearly here you have a situation where jewish people have become victims of appalling terrorism , um, in israel and now terrorism, um, in israel and now instead of showing, as it were, empathy for that , we have a empathy for that, we have a situation in which anti—semites based in brit