Commission On Interfaith Relations Addresses Anti-Semitism
The Commission on Interfaith Relations is looking into collective actions to address rising anti-Semitism. Rabbi Charlie Baginski stated that the Jewish community cannot respond to the issue with higher gates alone.
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BBC Radio 4
“the Jewish community is grateful to the Metropolitan Police, to CST. But as Rabbi Charlie Baginski told me, we cannot respond to rising anti-Semitism with higher gates alone.”
LBC London
“very vicious anti-Semitism on the streets, probably in homes, probably in certain mosques, and it's got to corner it out. And I think it's got to stop offering some real solutions”
BBC Radio 4
“the early findings of the Commission on Interfaith Relations is there's a... Christian and so on and actually that's really unhelpful. So we have to create safe spaces, neutral spaces to allow people to have those conversations.”
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