Revisiting the Surge in Anti-Semitism

This chapter explores the alarming resurgence of anti-Semitism in the Western world, paralleling the pre-Holocaust era in Germany and reflecting on personal experiences as a British Jew. It unveils the lack of strong government action in addressing the rising discrimination and attacks faced by Jews, with a focus on anti-Semitic protests on university campuses and the concerning role of law enforcement. The discussion sheds light on specific incidents in London and the impact of perceived anti-Semitism on British politics, challenging the ongoing denial of institutional anti-Semitism despite official findings.