Antisemitism Policy Trust

A charity focussed on educating and empowering decision makers to effectively combat antisemitism. We provide the secretariat to the @APPGAA

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

Thank you to Baroness Jane Ramsey for referencing our work in the House of Lords earlier this week.

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

Thank you to @lucianaberger for referencing the Trust's latest research on antisemitism online in the House of Lords yesterday. You can read the full report, in collaboration with @ISDglobal, here: https://t.co/bmEWeUsA3f

[Adam Cailler @acailler]

A couple of weeks ago, senior editors from across Reach PLC heard from the @antisempolicy on what day-to-day antisemitism looks like.

As Reach's Jewish Network chair, it was extremely humbling to see the top level of Reach taking AS seriously, acting on it and learning from it.

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You can watch the full evidence session here: https://t.co/EJn34UKnqW

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

Yesterday our Chief Executive @DannyStone1 gave evidence to the Home Affairs Select Committee on antisemitism in the UK, alongside colleagues from @CST_UK @JLC_uk @BoardofDeputies. He discussed antisemitism online and steps that should be taken to tackle it. Watch what he had to say here.

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

Read the full report here: https://t.co/bmEWeUsA3f

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

Our new research in collaboration with @ISDglobal shows that teenagers can be directed to antisemitic content within hours of using TikTok and Rumble. The report underscores the role of recommendation algorithms in accelerating exposure, and raises concerns about enforcement and the need for stronger, systematic platform interventions.

The report and its findings were featured in @Telegraph here: https://t.co/ggSpVLRuca

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

We are grateful to parliamentarians @LisaSmartMP and Baroness Carmen Smith for referencing our training work whilst speaking to @bbclaurak about elections and due diligence for candidates.

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He also spoke to @bbc5live later in the day.

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

Our team continues to feed into the response to yesterday's terrorist attack in Golders Green. This morning our Chief Executive @DannyStone1 spoke to @BBCNews about what action needs to be taken by government in light of the attack, including work on social cohesion and online safety. See what he had to say here:

[GB News @GBNEWS]

'When will the thoughts and prayers stop and the action begin?'

@MartinDaubney asks Chief Executive at the Antisemitism Policy Trust Danny Stone, when action will be taken to stop antisemitism in the UK.

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He also spoke to @LBC later in the day.

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Our Chief Executive @DannyStone1 has spoken to several media outlets today in the wake of the terrorist attack in Golders Green where two British Jews were stabbed. Listen to his thoughts on @TimesRadio below.

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

We are grateful to @CPJElmore for his time today. We discussed important concerns about antisemitism and human rights across the globe, together with partners from @JLC_uk @CST_UK

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Trust CEO @dannystone1 was on @TalkTV yesterday discussing the recent spate of attacks on Jewish communal locations

[Kanishka Narayan MP @KanishkaNarayan]

The online world should not be a gateway for hate, yet too often, it radically worsens the lives of our friends and neighbours in the British Jewish community.

Today, I met with @JLC_uk, @antisempolicy, and @CST_UK to reaffirm this Government’s unwavering priority: rooting out antisemitism wherever it hides, online and offline.

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

Trust CEO @DannyStone1 spoke to @TimesRadio earlier this week about the cancellation of a planned performance by Ye West at Wireless Festival, after the government refused the artist entry to the UK. Listen to what he had to say here.

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

Yesterday, our CEO @DannyStone1 spoke to @TalkTV about the decision by Wireless Festival to platform Ye West. We are pleased that the government has now taken action to ensure West will no longer be allowed to perform at the event.

[Antisemitism Policy Trust @antisempolicy]

Our CEO @DannyStone1 spoke to @BBCr4today @bbcnickrobinson yesterday about the recently announced changes to Non Crime Hate Incidents and the implications of this decision. His comments were also referenced in a later interview with representatives from the College of Policing.