Scotland Against Antisemitism warns government that Israel boycott risks inflaming Jew hatred

Scotland Against Antisemitism ended by calling on the government to "retract its inflammatory language" and "meet with the Jewish community to discuss how the government plans to protect us."

Demonstrators hold Palestinian flags outside Bute House as Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets Scotland's First Minister John Swinney at Bute House in Edinburgh, Scotland, Britain July 7, 2024.

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ByMATHILDA HELLER

SEPTEMBER 7, 2025 22:01

Scotland Against Antisemitism warns government that Israel boycott risks inflaming Jew hatred

Scotland Against Antisemitism ended by calling on the government to "retract its inflammatory language" and "meet with the Jewish community to discuss how the government plans to protect us."

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Scotland Against Antisemitism warns government that Israel boycott risks inflaming Jew hatred

Scotland Against Antisemitism ended by calling on the government to "retract its inflammatory language" and "meet with the Jewish community to discuss how the government plans to protect us."

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