A spokesperson for the Jewish Museum told the JC: “We work closely with CST, who have recommended all Jewish organisations follow strict security procedures due to very high tensions between Israel, Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah.
“This, together with the tragic events in Southport, made us want to increase security to protect our visitors. Unfortunately, the specific room the event was going to be held in wasn’t adaptable.
“We are looking to find a more secure location so that the programme can run this summer.”
On Wednesday, CST released a statement on X/Twitter, saying: “This notice from CST is a strong reminder that security procedures must continue, especially given the extremely high tensions between Iran and Israel. The latest developments mean it is essential that security procedures are fully implemented.”
Swiss Cottage Library has been approached for comment.