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Preview of official survey on European antisemitism
1 November 2013
Next week, on the eve of the 75th anniversary of Krystallnacht, the Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA) of the European Union will publish the results of its keenly awaited survey, Jewish peoples experiences and perceptions of hate crime, discrimination and antisemitism. It is the largest survey of its ty…
A "normative" life for European Jewry?
1 May 2014
The below article was written for the International Business Times, following their request for an article on contemporary antisemitism. It appears on the IBT website under the heading, Antisemitism isn't just a Jewish problem it threatens all of us The article in full: This weeks Israeli news …
FRA survey - antisemitic harassment and violence in the EU
11 November 2013
Last week the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) published its ground breaking survey of Jewish peoples experiences and perceptions of hate crime, discrimination and antisemitism in the EU. The survey covers the UK, France, Belgium, Sweden, Germany, Italy Hungary, and Latvia: around 90% of the estimated Jewish …
CST Antisemitic Incidents Report reveals record number of antisemitic hate incidents in first six months of 2017
27 July 2017
CST's Antisemitic Incidents Report January – June 2017, published today, 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. This total of 767 incidents is a record for the first six months of any year. A further 483 reports were received by CST in the first six months of 2017, but were not deemed to be antisemitic and are not included in this total.
New Facebook guidelines for removing hate content
17 March 2015
Facebook has published a new set of rules explaining to users what kind of content is not allowed on the site. These include tougher restrictions on hate content and a ban on the use of Facebook by organisations that promote hate.
CST assists Home Office in formulation of new Hate Crime Action Plan
26 July 2016
Today the new Home Secretary, Amber Rudd MP, launched the Hate Crime Action Plan at the offices of Galop, the lead organisation behind the CATCH: Community Alliance to Combat Hate project. Though long in the planning stages, it has been launched following a surge in hate crimes being reported since the vote to the leave the European Union. CST had the pleasure of being invited to the launch this morning to discuss the plan with the Home Secretary, alongside community partners including Tell Mama UK and Galop.
CST Annual Dinner 2016
3 March 2016
The Home Secretary, Theresa May MP, was the guest of honour at CST’s Annual Dinner in central London last night. The dinner is CST’s main fundraising event of the year. It was sponsored by Deloitte and attended by around 1,000 guests, including donors, politicians, Police officers, Jewish community partners and other supporters of CST’s work protecting our Jewish community.
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Diplomatic Progress in Combating Antisemitism
27 October 2010
The Autumn 2010 edition of the Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs, features a detailed article by CSTs Mike Whine on recent and contemporary international diplomatic efforts against antisemitism. The extensively footnoted article is entitled, Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Diplomatic Progress in Combating Antisemitism and a full pdf of it m…
Hate Fuelled: the role of online platforms inciting murder in Buffalo
19 May 2022
“Every Time I think maybe I shouldn’t commit to an attack I spend 5 min of /pol/, then my motivation returns” wrote Payton Gendron, when explaining the ideological journey that led him to murder ten people, mostly African-Americans, at a supermarket in Buffalo on 14 May 2022. He was talking about a messag…
A letter to those who celebrate murder
20 October 2023
The mood was celebratory. Flares were lit, flags flown, slogans chanted. People danced. Thousands descended on the Israeli embassy before hundreds made their way to central London last night, blocking roads and filling the streets as they partied. This was an expression of joy, not an explosion of rage.