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David Cameron vows to stamp out antisemitic attacks, in Jewish new year message David Cameron vows to end antisemitic attacks in Jewish new year message
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David Cameron has vowed to stamp out antisemitic attacks, in a message to mark the Jewish new year, Rosh Hashanah.David Cameron has vowed to stamp out antisemitic attacks, in a message to mark the Jewish new year, Rosh Hashanah.
“As Jewish communities unite in prayer across the world, thoughts will turn to the tragic loss of life that we have seen following a number of horrific and abhorrent antisemitic attacks over the past year,” the prime minister said in in a video posted by Downing Street.“As Jewish communities unite in prayer across the world, thoughts will turn to the tragic loss of life that we have seen following a number of horrific and abhorrent antisemitic attacks over the past year,” the prime minister said in in a video posted by Downing Street.
“Jewish communities will not be left to live in fear. As prime minister I will do everything I can to stamp out such hatred now and in the future.”“Jewish communities will not be left to live in fear. As prime minister I will do everything I can to stamp out such hatred now and in the future.”
Campaigners have reported record numbers of attacks on Jews in the UK, with three men and a boy left in hospital after being chased and beaten this month while they waited for a tram in Bury.Campaigners have reported record numbers of attacks on Jews in the UK, with three men and a boy left in hospital after being chased and beaten this month while they waited for a tram in Bury.
Cameron said the Jewish community made an immeasurable contribution to all areas of British life.Cameron said the Jewish community made an immeasurable contribution to all areas of British life.
New Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, also posted a message for Rosh Hashanah:New Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, also posted a message for Rosh Hashanah:
Shana Tova to all - have a sweet and happy New YearShana Tova to all - have a sweet and happy New Year
Shadow minister Ivan Lewis earlier said Corbyn had serious questions to answer on his “support for people who engaged in antisemitic rhetoric”.Shadow minister Ivan Lewis earlier said Corbyn had serious questions to answer on his “support for people who engaged in antisemitic rhetoric”.
During the election campaign, Corbyn said: “The idea that I’m some kind of racist or antisemitic person is beyond appalling, disgusting and deeply offensive.During the election campaign, Corbyn said: “The idea that I’m some kind of racist or antisemitic person is beyond appalling, disgusting and deeply offensive.
“I have spent my life opposing racism. Until my dying day I will be opposed to racism in any form.”“I have spent my life opposing racism. Until my dying day I will be opposed to racism in any form.”