Starmer Launches NHS Antisemitism Review to Tackle Rising Cases Nationwide

Keir Starmer has initiated a review of antisemitism in the National Health Service, emphasizing the need to address rising cases and enhance security for Jewish communities in the UK.

During a visit to the Community Security Trust, Keir Starmer announced a review led by John Mann, Baron Mann, to tackle antisemitism within the National Health Service.
Starmer highlighted that many cases of antisemitism in the NHS are not adequately addressed, prompting the need for this comprehensive review across the United Kingdom.
As part of the initiative, a £10 million funding boost was announced for security at synagogues and other sites protecting Jews in the UK.

Why It Matters

This review reflects growing concerns about antisemitism in public sectors, particularly within the National Health Service, and aims to ensure the safety and security of Jewish communities amid rising incidents across the United Kingdom.