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🇬🇧✡️ UNITED KINGDOM 2026: Jewish Family Ends 400 Years in Britain as Antisemitism Drives Them to Israel ITV News filmed Baruch and his wife Daniella in Golders Green on June 1 as they prepared to leave Britain for Israel. Baruch, an NHS doctor, says his Jewish family has lived in England since the time of Oliver Cromwell. His parents and five sisters have already made aliyah. He is now the last one left, ending a family line in Britain that lasted roughly 400 years. Baruch says he is regularly shouted at in the street while wearing a kippah, told to “go back to where he came from,” and was once threatened from a passing car by someone who said they would throw acid in his face simply because he was visibly Jewish. Golders Green is supposed to be one of London’s safest places for Jews to live openly. Instead, after stabbings, arson attacks, N**i salutes, public abuse and assaults on Hebrew speakers, Jewish families are asking whether Britain still has a future for them. A society does not lose its Jews overnight. It loses them when Jews start believing nobody will protect them.

The woman shouting is Diana Smith aka Lädy Millard.

“No one stepped up until it was too late,” the victim told The Post.

📱 New research from the CAM Antisemitism Research Center found that neutral users, with no interest in Jewish issues, Israel, antisemitism, extremism, or conspiracy theories, were still gradually exposed to antisemitic narratives through Instagram’s recommendation system.

ARC tested two fresh accounts focused exclusively on wellness and fitness content. Within just three days, both were served content that progressed from mainstream self improvement to conspiracy theories and explicit antisemitic content.

The key finding: users do not need to search for antisemitic content to be exposed to it.

Read the full ARC report through the link in the first comment.

🇩🇪 Lam, Germany, June 2, 2026: An Israeli family attempting to book a stay at Hotel zum Hirschen received a message stating: “No Jews allowed in our hotel.”

Following public backlash, Booking removed the hotel from its platform.

FYI: No Jews Allowed at Hotel Zum Hirschen in Lam, Germany. (We think the hotel should change their logo to a sw****ka to avoid further confusion.) Your thoughts, Friedrich Merz ?

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Germany. 2026.

Jarrett Buba hunted down visibly Jewish students at the University of Pittsburgh with a glass bottle just got probation and a stint in a mental health facility after pleading guilty to ethnic intimidation charges.

The victims, both wearing kippahs and heading to a Hillel event, say the attacker, wearing a keffiyeh, targeted them specifically, leaving one with a neck laceration and the other with a concussion that ended his baseball career.

Even after the assault, Pitt initially claimed the attack wasn’t directed at any specific group. Meanwhile, Jewish students say they repeatedly warned the university for years about escalating antisemitism on campus.

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In León, Spain, a Holy Week drinking tradition is still casually referred to as “killing Jews.” For many locals, it means bar hopping and drinking lemonade and wine. But the phrase carries a much darker history. Spain’s Jews were blamed for the death of Jesus, persecuted, murdered, and expelled. Historical accounts even connect this expression to attacks on Jewish communities in León. So when Jewish organizations object, “it’s just tradition” is not enough. A tradition does not stop being offensive because it is old. Especially when some people still joke about the Holocaust or compare Jews to rats while defending it. Antisemitism often survives by disguising itself as culture, humor, or harmless custom. That is exactly how it becomes normalized.