Prince Harry and King Charles both condemned rising antisemitism in the United Kingdom in separate public statements issued within roughly 24 hours of each other in London, prompting a royal commentator to argue that father and son were suddenly speaking with 'exactly the same tone' on one of the country's most sensitive issues.
The news came after the State Opening of Parliament on Wednesday 13 May, when King Charles delivered the government's legislative agenda in the Lords. Buried in the formal language was a clear pledge: 'My government will take urgent action to tackle antisemitism and ensure all communities are safe.'
