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Implementation of the All-Party Parliamentary Report into Antisemitism Feedback and Responses
Date: 2016
Topics: Antisemitism, Main Topic: Antisemitism, Policy
Abstract: Following a significant increase in antisemitic incidents during the Isra el-Gaza war of July and August 2014, a group of cross-party MPs decided to examine evidence on the nature of antisemitism in the UK, with specific reference to the Middle East conflict and to consider measures to confront it. They did so, in light of the previous all-party inquiry into antisemitism of 2006 which over the previous decade had set a course for action that had led to the development and implementation of successful national frameworks and local strategies to address anti-Jewish hatred. The report contained 34 recommendations which were broadly grouped into five themes, namely: supporting fellow citizens in words and deeds, holding a responsible public debate, intensifying interfaith co-operation, modernising the fight against antisemitism and celebrating and communicating successes. Fundamentally, the inquiry provided the new parliament and government with a plan for action.
Implementation of the All-Party Parliamentary Report into Antisemitism Feedback and Responses
Date: 2015
Topics: Main Topic: Antisemitism, Antisemitism, Policy
Abstract: Following a significant increase in antisemitic incidents during the Israel-Gaza war of July and
August 2014, a group of cross-party MPs decided to examine evidence on the nature of antisemitism
in the UK, with specific reference to the Middle East conflict and to consider measures to confront
it. They did so, in light of the previous all-party inquiry into antisemitism of 2006 which over the
previous decade had set a course for action that had led to the development and implementation
of successful national frameworks and local strategies to address anti-Jewish hatred. The report
contained 34 recommendations which were broadly grouped into five themes, namely: supporting
fellow citizens in words and deeds, holding a responsible public debate, intensifying interfaith
co-operation, modernising the fight against antisemitism and celebrating and communicating
successes. Fundamentally, the inquiry provided the new parliament and government with a plan
for action.
Combatting Antisemitism: A British Best Practice Guide
Date: 2016
Topics: Antisemitism, Government, Main Topic: Antisemitism
Abstract: Combating Antisemitism sets out the British experience of Parliament, Government and Civil Society working together to combat antisemitism. The guide includes key findings and various recommendations for other parliaments or governments that are seeking to improve their own efforts to combat antisemitism.
Report of the All-Party Parliamentary Enquiry into Antisemitism
Date: 2015
Topics: Antisemitism, Antisemitism: Discourse, Antisemitism: Monitoring, Discrimination, Hate crime, Main Topic: Antisemitism
Abstract: This All-Party Parliamentary Report was commissioned by John Mann MP, Chair of the All-Party
Parliamentary Group Against Antisemitism.
The terms of reference for the report were:
1. To  consider the events of July/August 2014 and the causes and consequences of the
highest-ever recorded number of antisemitic incidents during that period
2. To consider this in the light of the 2006 All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into
Antisemitism report
3. To review the situation in the UK in the light of similar events in Europe and draw any
lessons that can be learnt 
4. To identify and review the effectiveness of existing legal and other frameworks for
addressing antisemitism in the UK, with a view to avoiding the extreme anti-Jewish
violence in Europe that resulted from the conflict
5. To identify models of best practice for guaranteeing intercommunal cohesion and
Jewish communal welfare at times of increased tension
Report of the All-Parliamentary Inquiry into Antisemitism
Date: 2006
Topics: Antisemitism, Law, Policy, Government, Discrimination, Main Topic: Antisemitism
Abstract: The All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into Antisemitism was commissioned by John Mann MP,
Chairman of the All-Party Parliamentary Group against Antisemitism. 
The terms of reference for the inquiry were:
1. To consider evidence on the nature of contemporary antisemitism
2. To evaluate current efforts to confront it
3. To consider further measures that might usefully be introduced
The inquiry was chaired by the former Minister for Europe, Rt Hon Dr Denis MacShane MP
(Labour, Rotherham)