- Reports of antisemitic incidents at UK universities remain significantly higher than levels before October 7 2023, according to new figures from the Community Security Trust.
- The charity recorded 83 incidents in the 2024/25 academic year and 95 in 2025/26, compared to 53 incidents recorded in 2022/23.
- Two incidents of extreme violence were logged at universities in Edinburgh and Leeds during 2024/25, marking the first time such severe attacks have been recorded on campuses by the charity.
- University staff were responsible for 16 incidents over two years, raising concerns about authority figures influencing students and making victims feel unable to report abuse.
- Education Secretary Lucy Powell described the findings as deeply troubling and called on universities to maintain a zero-tolerance approach to antisemitism.
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Antisemitism 'endemic' in British universities as 16 staff-perpetrated incidents logged
