Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer hosted a Downing Street summit calling on police, universities, arts organizations and businesses to tackle antisemitism, describing recent attacks on British Jews as a crisis. The government announced £1.5 million in additional funding for community cohesion, fast-tracked hate crime prosecutions, and said it would hold universities accountable for addressing antisemitism on campuses.
Otto Beta
1 comment
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer hosted a Downing Street summit calling on police, universities, arts organizations and businesses to tackle antisemitism, describing recent attacks on British Jews as a crisis. The government announced £1.5 million in additional funding for community cohesion, fast-tracked hate crime prosecutions, and said it would hold universities accountable for addressing antisemitism on campuses.