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CST welcomes over 30 CCTV contractors and the Police at second CCTV forum
This week, CST hosted over 30 CCTV contractors from across the United Kingdom at the second CCTV forum that CST has held. Through the Security Enhancement Project, CST has spent over £11 million on enhancing physical security measures at Jewish buildings throughout the UK, including CCTV. CST has also developed a national security control room, with direct CCTV access to hundreds of Jewish communal building across the UK.
Lessons Learned: From post-war British fascists to modern day antisemitism
7 October 2016
I have spent my entire adult life opposing antisemitism and fascism. In that time, much has changed, but the fundamentals of the problem and how to deal with it have not. In the 1950s and 60s, Jews in post-war Britain faced antisemitic abuse and attacks from fascists and open Nazis. Jews needed to be physically defended on the streets, which meant standing up and fighting back. That is what we did and I am proud to have played my part.
CST working to protect the kehilla
10 June 2016
CST hosted a successful open evening this week for members of the kehilla in Stamford Hill. The evening was aimed at those interested in joining or working with CST to help protect our Jewish community. CST invests in the kehilla to ensure the ongoing safety and future protection of all Jewish communities in the United Kingdom. CST has spent, in addition to government funding administered by CST, over £1.2 million for security measures within the kehilla.
An open letter from CST Chairman, Gerald M Ronson CBE
6 September 2018
For all of my adult life, I have fought against antisemitism. In the 1950s and 1960s, the fascists had to be physically forced off our streets. That is what we did. In the 1970s and 1980s, we had to develop security against terrorists. That is what we did. In 1994, after the car bombings of the Israeli Embassy and Balfour House, CST was fully established. Since then, CST has spent millions of pounds providing security for Jewish communities across the country. If you lead any sort of Jewish life, from school to synagogue to old age home, CST is helping to secure you and your family. I am proud of what we have built, and I thank the thousands of Jewish men and women who have helped make it a reality.
Nick Griffin, hate crime expert
While his party crumbles around him, a curious tweet (well, series of tweets) emerges from BNP leader and MEP Nick Griffin. Strung together, they read: Busy researching issue of racist attacks against English youngsters in Lancashire for short presentation to a Symposium on Hate Crime. Good to have been…
Labour: Mistaken about antisemitism?
25 February 2016
On 17th February, Ken Livingstone evoked much derision when he stated, live on LBC Radio (link in this excellent Tom Harris article in Daily Telegraph, at 2min 55secs in the audio at foot of page).
Morris Beckman z"l
4 June 2015
Morris Beckman, who passed away last week at the age of 94, was one of the very last of that group of British Jewish servicemen who returned to Britain after the Second World War to find that sympathisers of the very evil they had spent six years fighting, had been released from prison and were active on Britain's streets.
Brussels suspect - the lessons
On Friday 30 May, customs officials in Marseilles, southern France, arrested 29 year old French national Mehdi Nemmouche on suspicion of having perpetrated the previous Saturday's terrorist attack at the Jewish Museum in Brussels, Belgium. If this is the terrorist, then there are some blatant lessons to…
A New Year's Resolution
4 January 2010
There is yet to be a satisfactory solution to the problem of antisemitic comments being posted on the comment threads of mainstream media blogs. Some, like The Times, choose to pre-moderate comments; the Guardian's Comment Is Free post-moderates; some do not moderate at all. Damian Thompson, at the Telegraph, has com…
CST secures Jewish community counter-demonstration
14 June 2018
On Sunday, Community Security Trust secured the Jewish community counter-demonstration against the annual Al Quds Day march. The counter-demonstration was organised by the Zionist Federation, speakers included Chairman of the Zionist Federation Paul Charney and the broadcaster and former extremist Maajid Nawaz.