Victims of Antisemitism gather in Parliament Square ahead of a meeting with MPs to discuss their experiences and call for urgent action to tackle Britain's unprecedented levels of antisemitism.A rally against antisemitism took place at Parliament in March, organised by Jeremy Wootliff, of the GPS Network, a grassroots antisemitism campaign group, and Alastair Kirk, of Christians United For Israel. Campaigners believe that many of the antisemitic incidents are fuelled by the media's negative reporting on Gaza. Eighty victims of antisemitism gathered to speak to MP's of their experiences of isolation, fear and abuse. Credit: Amanda Rose/@amandarosephoto

As we go to press, the Iran war is not being fairly reported, any more than the Gaza war was, according to Colonel Richard Kemp.

He is the former commander of British forces in Afghanistan, who spent 80 per cent of the Gaza war in Israel, observing the IDF at first-hand

By Charles Gardner

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