Many police forces in UK recorded rise in antisemitic offences after start of Israel-Gaza war

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66% : Jewish charities called the findings, which were made by freedom of information requests made by the PA Media news agency, "shocking", and campaigners against anti-Muslim abuse said the data was "deeply worrying".
57% : He added: "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.
56% : Tell Mama, which monitors and campaigns against anti-Muslim sentiment and abuse in the UK, told PA Media 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 7 October.

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