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Oct 12, 2026

Owen JonesHOST
0:00
Opposing the mass slaughter of children by Israel is not hateful extremism.
Owen JonesHOST
0:06
Yet this is what this moral disgrace of an article by Dave Rich of the Community Security Trust argues.
Owen JonesHOST
0:13
Now, this is a charity supposedly committed to protecting the security of Jewish people in the UK, which, by the way, is extremely important.
Owen JonesHOST
0:22
You know, anti-Semitism is a real threat.
Owen JonesHOST
0:25
It has to be dealt with and Jewish people need to be secure.
Owen JonesHOST
0:28
The problem, as we're going to see, is the conflation of anti-Semitism with opposing, in this case, for example, the mass slaughter of children.
Owen JonesHOST
0:40
Now, the Community Security Trust works closely with the British police, including influencing decisions on pro-Palestine protests.
Owen JonesHOST
0:50
Now, let's go through what this article argues and the reality of the crimes committed by the Israeli army against Palestinian kids.
Albi ChaitSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
69:15
The fact that in some areas of the building, windows are not allowed to be open.
Albi ChaitSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
69:19
We have a community security trust patrolling every single
Alex Taylor-BrownCORRESPONDENT
69:23
building.
Alex Taylor-BrownCORRESPONDENT
69:23
Albi Chait is rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregation in Leeds.
AkivaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
70:09
Hide the fact that they were Jewish if someone asked them.
AkivaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
70:11
I think that's really a shame and really worrying that Jewish students are so scared to be able to be safe in being themselves on our campus.
Alex Taylor-BrownCORRESPONDENT
70:20
The Community Security Trust say anti-Semitic incidents remain significantly higher than before Hamas's attack on Israel.
Alex Taylor-BrownCORRESPONDENT
70:28
Almost 2,000 incidents were recorded by the CST in the UK between January and June this year.
Mark WeissHOST
0:00
We are speaking with Dr Dave Rich, Director of Policy at the Community Security Trust.
Mark WeissHOST
0:06
So tell us about the book From Bairi to Bondi.
Dave RichGUEST
0:12
My new book, From Bairi to Bondi, Global Antisemitism, after October 7th, really tells the story of the wave of anti-Jewish hatred, terrorism, and violence but also extremist campaigns and protests that have swept around the world since the appalling atrocities on october 7th three years ago it is a collection of articles i've written during that period in real time responding to things as they happened but combined with new material and a fresh perspective to see how we can learn from what's happened and also reflect on how it's felt for Jewish people around the world.
Mark AdderleyHOST
22:57
going to go to some really important clips.
Mark AdderleyHOST
22:59
The Board of Deputies of British Jews, the Community Security Trust and Jewish Leadership Council wrote a joint letter to the Green Party before today's vote saying that if the Zionism is racism motion were to pass, the party would place itself on the extreme margins of democratic politics.
Nadia SawalhaHOST
23:14
And genociding is not extreme.
Nadia SawalhaHOST
23:18
To be salivating and rubbing one's hands over hanging people until they are dead.
Jim CoeHOST
34:13
Gary, what have you been reading this week?
Gary HughesGUEST
34:15
So, um, this week, Jim, I read the, uh, campus antisemitism report from, uh, CST, uh, the Community Security Trust.
Gary HughesGUEST
34:22
Um, uh, regular listeners and readers will know that CST produces reports, um, regularly, uh, on an annual or biannual basis, um, which are, um, analyses of reported incidents that come to CST of antisemitism on campus, um, how it manifests itself, and, um, what could be done about it.
Gary HughesGUEST
34:38
Um, the reason it interested me, I suppose, is that, um, the, uh, it really ties into what we already know, which is that, um, antisemitism on campus is not about violence as much as, I mean, that is present, and in this report, there were examples of extreme violence for the first time, but it is about abuse and the culture on campus and how, um, that is, uh, creating an environment on campus for Jewish students, which is, uh, just not helping them learn, not helping them thrive, and we've got a responsibility to do something about that.
Anna JonesHOST
9:32
Now, the number of antisemitic incidents at British universities is significantly higher than before the seventh of October attacks nearly three years ago.
Anna JonesHOST
9:41
Uh, this is research from the Community Security Trust, which monitors antisemitism in Britain, and it's recorded ninety-five reports of antisemitic incidents affecting Jewish students, academics, university staff or campus organizations during the twenty twenty-five to twenty twenty-six academic year.
Anna JonesHOST
10:00
That's up from eighty-three over the previous twelve months, so a fourteen percent increase.
Anna JonesHOST
10:07
And of course, the new academic year is getting underway now, uh, so the charity is urging institutions, uh, to make a clear distinction between anti-Israel speech or activity and antisemitism and enforce this difference through disciplinary action when necessary.
Noa LeviHOST
2:52
IRGC spokesperson Hossein Mohebi also challenged US assertions that Iran has lost most of its leverage over the Strait of Hormuz.
Noa LeviHOST
3:01
On the issue of antisemitism, a new report from the Community Security Trust documents a continued rise in incidents on British university campuses.
Noa LeviHOST
3:10
The 2025-26 academic year saw 95 university-related antisemitic incidents, a 14% increase from the previous year, and significantly higher than the 2022-23 academic year.
Noa LeviHOST
3:25
The report noted that abusive behaviour remains the most common category of incidents recorded.
Noa LeviHOST
2:00
When we find something, we call the senior commanders, and when there is nothing there, we complete the demolition and flatten everything." As of Monday, there was no indication that Vietnamese authorities had taken action on the complaint.
Noa LeviHOST
2:12
Turning to antisemitism, a report by the Community Security Trust indicates a significant rise in incidents at British universities.
Noa LeviHOST
2:21
The CSD recorded 178 university-related antisemitic incidents between the 2024 to 2026 academic years, with a 14% increase in 2025 to '26 alone.
Noa LeviHOST
2:34
This represents a nearly 80% rise compared to the period before the October 2023 Hamas attacks.
Naomi SegalHOST
4:52
And turning to news abroad in Britain, anti-Semitism affecting university students and staff in the UK increased in the last academic year.
Naomi SegalHOST
5:00
This according to the Community Security Trust, which monitors anti-Semitic events.
Naomi SegalHOST
5:08
The weather outlook, unseasonably cold through tomorrow.
Naomi SegalHOST
5:11
Light local rain in the north and along the coast.
Steph SpiroCORRESPONDENT
6:52
Those two men who are in their 30s were arrested and taken to a London police station where they remain in custody.
Steph SpiroCORRESPONDENT
6:59
But the Community Security Trust, which in the UK monitors anti-Semitism, described the suspected plot as utterly chilling.
Steph SpiroCORRESPONDENT
7:07
And it's worth saying that it comes very close to the anniversary of a terror attack in Manchester, in the same city, at a synagogue last year on Yom Kippur, where two Jewish members of the congregation died.
Steph SpiroCORRESPONDENT
7:19
And it's worth saying that anti-Semitic incidents in the UK have risen by 21% in the first half of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025.

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