Anti-Semitic hate rose across UK after outbreak of Israel-Hamas war

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62% : 'It is essential that perpetrators are identified and prosecuted, and that wider society shows its disgust for this racist hate crime.'READ MORE - Anti-Semitic hate speech is investigated at four mosques around Britain after footage of preachers calling for Jews to be killed and for Israel to be destroyed AdvertisementTell Mama, which monitors and works to tackle anti-Muslim sentiment and abuse in the UK, told PA that 'levels of anti-Muslim hatred and discrimination are deeply worrying, impacting trust in authorities and their sense of identity and belonging'.Iman Atta, the organisation's director, said there had been a 'significant spike in anti-Muslim hate since the atrocities on October 7', adding: 'The nature of many offline cases sent to our service is often overtly racist - targeting Arab and Palestinian communities with dehumanising slurs, anti-Muslim slurs or in some cases targeting their homes, or when speaking Arabic in public, as well as targeting Muslim communities across all ages and gender.

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