Harry warns of 'deeply troubling' rise in antisemitism in UK
Harry says silence lets hate grow and calls for unity against antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred as violent incidents rise, he wrote.
- Prince Harry warned of a "deeply troubling" rise in antisemitism throughout the UK in a newly published opinion piece for The New Statesman, drawing attention to recent "lethal violence" targeting Jewish communities in Manchester and London.
- Stressing the importance of "legitimate protest," Harry wrote that the "onus falls squarely on the state- not an entire people," warning that silence allows "hate and extremism to flourish unchecked."
- The Duke expressed concern about how polarized public debate has become, cautioning that it deepens the confusion that "fuels division" and criticism can be "too easily dismissed or mischaracterised."
- During an investiture ceremony on Wednesday, Prince William told Dr Bea Lewkowicz, daughter of Holocaust survivors, that it is crucial to "preserve the truth" amid "Holocaust distortion and rising antisemitism."
- Harry concluded his article with an appeal for "unity," calling on people to take a resolute stand against both antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred "wherever it appears.
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'Hate Is Not Protest': Prince Harry Breaks Silence on UK Antisemitism Surge
Prince Harry has used an opinion article published in The New Statesman this week to warn of what he called a 'deeply troubling' rise in antisemitism in the UK, saying hostility towards Jewish people was being allowed to blur into public anger over events in the Middle East. Writing from California but addressing Britain directly, the Duke of Sussex said he felt compelled to speak because silence lets 'hate and extremism' grow unchecked, and arg…
Prince Harry Warns of Rising Antisemitism in the UK
The Duke of Sussex has warned of a “deeply troubling” rise in antisemitism in the UK, which has led to “lethal violence” against the Jewish community. Acknowledging the importance of “legitimate protest” against the actions of a state, Prince Harry said people must be clearer about where they are aiming their anger. “Nothing, whether criticism of a government or the reality of violence and destruction, can ever justify hostility toward an entire…
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