Antisemitism in UK has doubled since October 7, landmark analysis of crime and attitudes reveals
Government urged to act as data also reveals higher rates among young and Muslim than general population
Assessment
The scale of antisemitism in the UK is now backed by hard data, not just anecdote. The finding that rates are higher among young people and Muslims than the general population complicates any simple narrative about who is responsible. The government faces pressure to move beyond statements and deliver policy responses that address these specific demographic patterns. Watch for whether the official response targets education, policing, or community relations.