Spike in anti-Semitism in UK after Iran war began, report suggests

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47% : Meanwhile, the organization said the week following February 28, which marked the start of the war on Iran by Israel and the US, saw a 71% jump in anti-Semitic incidents in the UK compared with the week before - from 52 to 89. CST chief executive Mark Gardner said the incidents detailed in its latest report "should concern everyone who cares about Britain and the threats against it, whether state-directed from Iran, or internally driven by Islamist, far Right, far Left, or other ideological extremes.
35% : Anti-Semitism in the UK spiked in the immediate aftermath of the US and Israel launching their war on Iran and following a double stabbing of two visibly Jewish men in London, according to a report.

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