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Oliver Stone: Conspiracy Theorist: Who, Me...???
28 July 2010
Film director, Oliver Stone, famously knows a thing or three about conspiracies. Odd then, that when telling the Sunday Times about his next project, the "Secret History of America he should have fallen foul of the hoary old one about Jews running the world. Stones comments appeared at t…
CST quizzes London mayoral candidates
6 April 2016
Last night at JW3, the London Jewish Forum and Jewish News UK hosted the Jewish London Mayoral hustings, chaired by Doug Krickler. All the parties who have representation in Parliament were in attendance, including Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith; Labour’s Sadiq Khan; Liberal Democrat London Assembly member Caroline Pidgeon; UKIP’s Peter Whittle and the Green’s work and pensions spokesman, Jonathan Bartley, who stepped in on behalf of Green candidate Sian Berry.
CST Chief Executive Richard Benson steps down
4 July 2013
CST's Chief Executive, Richard Benson has decided to step down after 12 successful years at the helm. At the same time, CST announces that David Delew, currently CSTs Northern Regional Director, has been appointed his successor. Following a three month handover period, David will assume responsibility at CSTs North L…
Labour’s antisemitism code exposes a sickness in Jeremy Corbyn’s party
18 July 2018
This week the Labour party achieved something remarkable, even unique, in the history of British anti-racism. They managed to get 68 rabbis from every religious stream in the country – Orthodox, Liberal, Reform and Masorti – to form a coalition to denounce antisemitism. These are religious leaders who normally agree on very little, some of whom would not even acknowledge each other as rabbis. But on this issue, they came together as one. The problem for Labour is that they did it to condemn the party’s handling of its own antisemitism problem under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership.
The arrogance of Labour’s antisemitism definition
10 July 2018
Mr Livingstone, did you intend to be anti-Semitic when you repeatedly hacked away at the most sensitive and painful point in Jewish history by claiming Hitler supported Zionism?” “Of course not! I am a lifelong anti-racist”. “OK then, off you go.” That is how Ken Livingstone’s disciplinary hearing might have gone under the Labour Party’s new Code of Conduct for anti-Semitism, which has been rejected by all of British Jewry’s leading organisations and by the Party’s only Jewish affiliate, the Jewish Labour Movement.
Law exists to stop the bigots
31 January 2011
This is a cross-post by Winston Pickett from the Jewish Chronicle Reports of antisemitism in the UK are reminiscent of a certain vertigo that used to throw Bill Clinton's first presidential campaign into a state of heightened anticipation. Betsy Wright, Clinton's acerbic adviser and veteran lobbyist, dubbed it waiting for…
Dyab Abou Jahjah's Holocaust cartoon prosecuted
3 September 2009
In early 2006, when the Danish Mohammed cartoons row was at its height, the Arab European League decided to respond by publishing a series of cartoons of its own. Strangely, the AEL, which is mainly active in Belgium and the Netherlands, thought that the most appropriate cartoons to do the job wo…
American Nazi "Prophecy" and Dr Daud Abdullah: Deja Vu?
12 July 2011
Allegations of antisemitism are mounting against Sheikh Raed Salah of the Islamic Movement, as legal squabbles continue over Britains attempts to deport him back to Israel. Salahs public relations defence is being led by MEMO (Middle East Monitor), a UK Islamist lobby / media group under the directorship of D…
MEMO confirms Raed Salah faces charges for inciting racism in Israel
13 January 2012
One of the central allegations against Israeli sheikh Raed Salah, which led the Home Secretary to order his exclusion from the United Kingdom, was that he made a speech in Jerusalem in 2007 which invoked the antisemitic 'blood libel' and which led to a riot, and that he faces charges in…
CST Annual Dinner 2024
28 February 2024
CST’s main fundraising event of the year, the CST Annual Dinner, took place tonight in central London. Over 1,200 guests attended, including donors, Members of Parliament, police officers, communal partners and other supporters of CST’s work. It was a remarkable occasion, and our first major fundraising event since 7 October, when…