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CST welcomes the news that Hamza Iqbal, Rehan Khan, Judex Atshatshi, and Saif Ali have all pleaded guilty to their roles in the arson attack on @Hatzola ambulances earlier this year.
This was an appalling antisemitic act against a volunteer ambulance service providing emergency medical assistance to people of all backgrounds across north London, simply because those ambulances belonged to a Jewish charity.
It caused immense shock and distress across the Jewish community and we thank the @metpoliceuk and the @CPSUK for ensuring that the perpetrators have been held to account.
CST will continue to work closely with the police, Hatzola and other community partners to protect the Jewish community from further antisemitic attacks.
At the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, CST’s Director of Policy @daverich1 spoke about antisemitic discourse throughout history.
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Dozens of anti-Semitic hate crimes were reported in the three days after a double stabbing in Golders Green in April, a report has revealed
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Jewish couple 'attacked by teens who tried to take clothing' - as 'appalling' rise in antisemitic incidents revealed
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Not every report became an antisemitic incident. Alongside 1,926 antisemitic incidents, CST also investigated 2,264 reports that were ultimately not categorised as antisemitic. Many involved suspicious activity at Jewish sites, reflecting increased vigilance and reporting.
Read the full report: https://t.co/yqZuQi5gLS
1,926 antisemitic incidents recorded in the first six months of 2026. That’s more incidents in six months than were recorded in all of 2022.
Read the full report: https://t.co/0MgY288wT9
136 violent incidents were recorded; that’s an 82% increase from the first half of 2025. This is the highest number of violent incidents recorded in a six-month period.
At the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, CST’s Director of Policy @daverich1 spoke about why comparing Israel to Nazi Germany is antisemitic.
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CST welcomes the life sentence handed to Mohammad Bashir and thanks @gmpolice and the @CPSUK for their work throughout the investigation and prosecution of this case.
Across the UK, many people are finding it harder to connect to those around them, and too often, people feel that decisions affecting their communities are made without their voices being heard.
@TheNatConvoUK aims to change that. They're asking people from all walks of life to share their experiences of community today. It's important that Jewish voices are part of this conversation, which is why CST is encouraging members of the Jewish community to take part - https://t.co/oXqfJyTW8O
The findings will help shape the Commission's final report, informing both its vision for a stronger, more connected society and the practical recommendations it will make to help achieve it. The survey takes just a few minutes to complete and is open until 31 August.
CST congratulates Andy Burnham on becoming Prime Minister.
We look forward to working with his Government to tackle anti-Jewish hatred, strengthen community security and help ensure that Jewish people can live their lives safely.
At a time when antisemitism remains at historically high levels, it is vital that the fight against anti-Jewish hatred remains a national priority. CST will continue to work closely with government, police and community partners to enhance the safety of the Jewish community and to strengthen wider society against extremism and division.
At the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, CST’s Director of Policy @daverich1 spoke about if zionism is settler colonialism.
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