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Antisemitic Incidents

CST's Antisemitic Incidents Report January – June 2017 shows that in the first six months of this year, CST recorded 767 antisemitic incidents, which was a 30% increase from the 589 incidents recorded during the same period in 2016.

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CST sets up first Jewish Community Psychological First Aider team

26 Jul 2017 by CST

CST has begun training current CST security officer volunteers and others from the community to become Psychological First Aiders. This has been in planning for some time and following several terror attacks in London, Manchester and across the continent, the need to deliver trauma support to the Jewish community in the event of an attack has become increasingly apparent. CST has created the first Jewish Community Psychological Response Team, led by a team of professional psychologists, to help those affected in the event of a major incident.   Read more…

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Jewish women, money and cunning

2 Aug 2017 by Mark Gardner

The deep outrage directed against Kevin Myers’ depiction of women, Jews and money in the Irish edition of the Sunday Times was inevitable and correct. The condemnation of Myers crude, ugly linkage came from all sides. He was sacked and this squalid example of hoary old antisemitic stereotypes was swiftly dealt with: but the themes of Jews, money and cunning superiority remain central elements of antisemitic opinion today, including much of the anti-Zionism that now passes for accepted wisdom in a disturbingly wide circle of British and international politics.   Read more…

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CST At Work

1,737

CCTV Cameras
installed during 2016

90%
over 600

communal buildings have security improvements.
Up to 90% of the cost funded by CST donations.

3,467 m

perimeter fencing
installed during 2016