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"For Jews, the rising Jew-hate is chilling. Yet many of my colleagues and friends don’t see it. Or worse, they excuse it."

"British universities usually take proactive steps to protect minorities on campuses. This is not altruistic – indeed, it is their legal duty to do so. But when it comes to Jews they are failing. Failing to provide information, understanding and training on anti-Semitism. Failing to identify and address anti-Semitic speakers or events. Failing to take disciplinary action against anti-Semitic staff and students. And failing to take seriously, or even listen to, concerns and complaints raised about anti-Semitism."

"Protestors are no longer demanding a free Palestine, but a UK free of Israelis and Jews; I’m not surprised"

"The open teaching of a blood libel at UCL this week happened because Jewish and Israeli staff and students have not been taken seriously when they have raised concerns about anti-Semitism over the past two years."

Britain’s campuses have been unsafe spaces for gender-critical feminists. But since October 7 2023, they are even more frightening for Jews

Freedman says: “The activists see the silence surrounding what they are doing as support for it. There is silence because there is fear – no one wants to be the next target of this horror mob.”

"While others have taken issue with the research design of the Review... my concern is the review’s own unexamined racism. Indeed, that racism is incongruous given the anti-racist goals of the review exercise and its unexamined nature makes it a dangerous precedent should the Review be elevated as a model..."

First of its kind initiative will help students decide which campus to apply to

"In the first report of its kind since it was established earlier this year, a poll by the Intra-Communal Professorial Group (ICPG) found that 22 per cent of Jewish students are comfortable being open about their religion."

“We are urging students to take 10 to 15 minutes to respond to these questions so that we can best represent their experiences in our engagement with university administrators and stakeholders. Every student who participates and shares their voice will be making an impact.”

"The Intra-Communal Professorial Group will work to enforce ‘zero tolerance’ of antisemitism in UK universities"

"Intra-Communal Professorial Group (ICPG) made up of 25 academics from universities including Cambridge, Oxford, the London School of Economics and Reading"

A new organization will research and analyze the experiences of Jewish students, academics and staff at universities throughout the United Kingdom.