Dozens of anti-Israel protesters gathered outside an Israeli real estate event at the Edgware Synagogue, where clashes later broke out with Jewish counter-protesters.

Earlier Sunday, another incident involving alleged racist abuse and assault was reported in the same area.

The Community Security Trust, which monitors antisemitism in Britain, recorded 3,700 antisemitic incidents in 2025, up from 1,662 in 2022.

The two victims, aged in their 70s and 30s, were treated at the scene for stab wounds and taken to the hospital in stable condition.

An Al Jazeera team sent to report on the antisemitic arson attack targeting Hatzalah vehicles in London was chased off by a group of local Jews who had enough of their slanted reporting.

In London’s heavily Jewish neighborhood of Golders Green, all four ambulances belonging to the emergency service Hatzalah were destroyed in an antisemitic arson attack.

The suspects conducted surveillance of locations and individuals connected to London’s Jewish community.

In the aftermath of the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023, Palestinian terrorist attacks on Israel, antisemitic incidents surged across the West, including in New York and London.

Among the rallygoers were London Jews, some wearing Star of David pendants and pins for the Israeli hostages in Gaza.

While dining in London—a city often rife with anti-Israel sentiment—a Jewish couple was unexpectedly gifted a bouquet of white roses and a heartfelt note of love and support from a stranger.

JNS journalist Emily Schrader describes what she heard and saw undercover at an anti-Israel rally in London.

Hundreds of people gathered in London to march on behalf of the hostages in Gaza and to support Israel.

A man was arrested by London police after he chanted 'God bless Israel, Am Yisrael Chai' next to a group of 'Palestine' activists.

A Muslim in London was not shy about expressing his opinion about Hitler and Jews.

Sadiq Khan appeared to suggest in his Eid al-Fitr message that 'Israel’s ongoing military campaign' is part of a 'betrayal of humanity.'

Meanwhile, in Scotland, anti-Israel activists defaced the clubhouse at the Trump Turnberry resort.

'Why is this being allowed?'

Yoseph Haddad and his group took a stand against the rising wave of antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment by transforming defaced walls in London, which were covered with pro-Palestinian and pro-Hamas graffiti.

On the 107th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, the anti-Israel activists smashed a glass display to steal historic busts of Israel's first president.

She poured red paint under the famous 'Motherhood' painting of the renowned artist, claiming, 'The UK is complicit in genocide.'

The group waved Iranian flags and held up images of Iran Reza Pahlavi, the son of the deposed Shah and outspoken critic of the radical Islamic Iranian regime.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan: 'Jewish Londoners have felt scared to leave their homes.'

Protester says the Israeli and 'Palestinian' views do not have equal claims to truth. 'One is based on truth and history, the other is fiction, fraud, and lies.'

Last Thursday, over 1,000 pro-Israel activists turned up as a counter-protest to those objecting to the screening of October 7th Hamas atrocities. 

A man who simply held a sign on a London street was violently attacked by protestors and arrested by the police.

The offending symbol was placed on the statue over the weekend during pro-Hamas protests in central London.

JW3, a London Jewish Community center, has converted its walkway into the 'Lovelock Hostage Bridge' with over 100 padlocks attached to it with the names of captives remaining in Gaza.

The incident comes as London Metropolitan police report that antisemitic incidents have risen 13 times in the city since October 7th.

Metropolitan Police are currently searching for the female suspects, no arrests have currently been made.

"London. Christmas Day. Your home and dear ones. What if it were you?," posted Israel’s Deputy Ambassador to the UK, Oren Marmorstein along with the video.

Initially, Tom Hand, born in Ireland, received the heartbreaking news that the terrorists had claimed the life of his daughter, Emily.

Following the brutal Hamas attack on October 7, Britain has witnessed a significant spike in antisemitic attacks in its capital.

London police said it was treating the two incidents as hate crimes that “have sent shockwaves” through the Jewish community.

There have been 211 antisemitic hate crimes in London so far in 2023, according to Metropolitan Police Service.

162 antisemitic hate crimes have occurred in London so far in 2023, according to London police.

The Israeli premier is slated to meet with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Home Secretary Suella Braverman.

A total of 3,211 antisemitic hate crimes have been recorded in London since 2018, with incidents peaking in 2021, when there were 853.

Children at an Iranian Islamic school in North London were taught to sing a song about massacring the Jews

The news follows a “hate crimes pandemic” reported by the neighborhood watch group that protects London’s Hasidic Jewish community.

'If even high-profile hate crimes such as these are not solved and the perpetrators brought to justice, what hope do the many other antisemitic crimes against Jews have of being satisfactorily investigated?' asked the Committee Against Antisemitism.