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Labour
Liberal Democrats
A number of cases of alleged and proven antisemitism in the Liberal Democrat party relate to members of theparliamentary party
Conservatives
The Conservative Party has revealed it received 14 complaints of antisemitism last year but gave no information on their outcome.
Data was shared this week in the one-year review of a report published by Professor Swaran Singh and his team following their 2020 investigation into high-profile allegations of discrimination – including Islamophobia and anti-Jewish hate – within the Conservative Party.
Green Party
The Green Party of England and Wales says it is taking action after complaints about antisemitic statements made or supported by its candidates.
SNP
The SNP has been accused of anti-Semitism after the Scottish Government announced a ban on meeting Israeli diplomats
Sinn Féin
Sinn Fein, a democratic socialist party that won the most [first-preference] votes in Ireland’s 2020 parliamentary elections, has been spearheading the increasingly anti-Israel orientation of Ireland’s foreign policy. Unfortunately, there has been virtually no push-back from Ireland’s general public or civil-society institutions. This lack of support for Israel is distressing, as much of the pro-Palestinian rhetoric and criticism of Israel are not only unjust but have morphed into blatant anti-Semitism. . . . One legislator, Catherine Connolly, raised the anti-Semitic theme of “Jewish supremacy.”
[But] there is little evidence that the bulk of Irish citizenry supports this prejudicial assault on Israel, much less the poisonous anti-Jewish rhetoric. . . . In Ireland, Jew-hatred does not well up from the general public but seems clearly driven from the top down. These Goebbels-like attacks on Israel include salvos from several Sinn Fein members of parliament.
Iceland
The Jewish community in Iceland is both young and very small. Yet the island at the edge of Europe has a rich history of antisemitism.
Portugal
Antisemitism continues its unstoppable path in Portugal
Greece
This first part of the DILCRAH report about antisemitism in Greece, part of the European Survey on the state of public policies to combat antisemitism, reveals the worrying spread of prejudice against Jews in Greek society. Whether through the testimonies of Greek Jews, politicians or opinion polls, it is clear that antisemitism is an integral part of the Greek political landscape, although it is expressed less violently than elsewhere. The second part of this report looks at how the Greek authorities intend to tackle this problem, which seems to be deeply rooted in the country’s history and political culture.
Finland
Report: Anti-Semitism has risen in Finland over the past five years
New Zealand
While it said that anti-Semitic incidents remained rare, the New Zealand Jewish Council said online anti-Semitism was increasing.
