"Antisemitism is an old, old hatred, history shows that the roots are deep, and if you turn away, it grows back. Yet, far too many people in this country diminish it."
"If you are marching with people wearing pictures of paragliders without calling it out, you are venerating the murder of Jews. If you stand alongside people who say globalise the Intifada', you are calling for terrorism against Jews."
"It is racism, extreme racism, and it has left a minority community in this country scared, intimidated, wondering if they belong."
Keir Starmer condemned antisemitism and called for increased protections for the Jewish community after a stabbing attack in Golders Green. He criticized those who march with Hamas supporters, stating it venerates the murder of Jews. Starmer highlighted the deep-rooted nature of antisemitism and the need for society to acknowledge it. He pledged more funding for Jewish security services and stronger powers to combat hate speech. His remarks followed protests against his visit, where he faced accusations of failing to ensure Jewish safety.
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