Thirty years of protecting the community: the CST marks a milestone
In three decades, the defence group has logged over 30,000 reports of antisemitic incidents and hostile behaviour
Ten Palestine Action activists arrested on suspicion of terror offences
The arrests relate to the attack on Israeli defence firm Elbit Systems in Gloucestershire in August
Police chief warns Jews and LGBTQ+ people to hide their identity in Berlin
Barbara Slowik said that certain areas of the German capital were ‘hostile to Jews’
Police say bloodied swastika posted at Jewish group is ‘not grossly offensive’
The message was directed at the Union of Jewish Students after it posted about increased antisemitism on campus
I told the Met Police chief he had to get tougher on jihadis, says new shadow home secretary
Chris Philp gives the JC his first interview since being appointed
Suspect in Chicago shooting of Jewish man on way to synagogue faces terrorism and hate crime charges
Community figures relieved after authorities initially failed to label the incident as hate crime or identify victim as Jewish
Antisemitic crime in UK more than doubled in a year, driving record high levels of religious hate crime
Home Secretary pledges to work ‘tirelessly’ to tackle ‘appalling’ levels of hate crime
Tory leadership candidate labels policing of anti-Israel marches ‘weak’
Tom Tugendhat slammed police ‘inaction’ and ‘inconsistency’
Pro Hamas cop spared jail as politicians condemn ‘lenient’ sentence
Police officer had pleaded guilty to sharing images of Hamas military figures on Whatsapp
Police shoot dead suspect who threw ‘Molotov cocktail’ into French synagogue
Armed suspect who appeared to be attacking a Rouen synagogue has been killed by French police
Three men in court over ‘Isis-inspired’ plot to kill Jews in north-west England
The men are accused of planning to use automatic weapons to cause ‘multiple fatalities’
Policeman charged under Terrorism Act for ‘publishing pro-Hamas material’
Calderdale PC Mohammed Adil, 26, was charged on Monday
Bournemouth's Jewish mayor 'very upset' at removal of Israel twin city signs
Signs marking the town’s twinning with Lucerne in Switzerland were untouched
Police trained on ‘Islamophobia’ by jihadist backers
Controversial group Mend, which was criticised in Sir William Shawcross’ review of Prevent, also gave courses to universities and the NHS
Jewish man told to hide Star of David to avoid ‘triggering’ anti-Israel protesters
Officer asks Jewish man to hide necklace for ‘safety’ and admits police could not deal with escalation at anti-Israel rally
Government announces stringent new measures to crack down on disorder at anti-Israel marches
Police already have the power to ask individuals to remove masks at protests, but this new crime will empower officers to arrest individuals who disregard their orders
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