Cancel culture coupled with anti-Semitism 'ingrained' in British society

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Published on Mar 28, 2021
Sky News host Rowan Dean has highlighted escalating anti-Semitic tensions in Europe which remain under the radar but continue to have a significant impact on the lives of Jewish people.

He spoke of how cancel culture coupled with anti-Semitic sentiment had impacted high-profile Jewish author Tuvia Tenebom who was unable to find an American publisher for his book on anti-Semitism.

Mr Tenebom toured Britain and spoke to many Jews and non-Jews who agreed there was a growing anti-Semitic movement with one interviewee saying anti-Semitism was ingrained in British society.

Mr Dean also spoke of Melanie Phillips, an author and blogger who says she feels safer in Jerusalem than London and promoted Mr Tenebomâ€™s book.

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