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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...ld-of-britain/

Here is the nub of the matter - selected quote follows:

How anti-Semitism was allowed to take hold of Britain

David Feldman, a historian of anti-Semitism and director of the Birkbeck Institute for the Study of Anti-Semitism, believes it’s wrong to suggest that Jew hate is a uniquely Muslim problem. In his research, he draws a distinction between dyed-in-the-wool anti-Semites, who have an animus against Jews, and those – as many as one in three of the population – who sometimes slip into anti-Semitic ways of thinking, drawing on what he describes as a “reservoir” of anti-Semitism.

“There was a really important survey in 2017 conducted by the CST and by Jewish Policy Research that found that the percentage of people surveyed who are hard-core anti-Semites is relatively small [just 2 per cent],” Feldman says. “But the people who would respond affirmatively to just one of the anti-Semitic myths or stereotypes that were offered to them rose to as high as 30 per cent.”

Ideas in the “anti-Semitic reservoir” that many people dip into, without even realising, include the notion that Jews are more money-orientated than other people, and that they hold too much power in the media.

When Jews or Israel are “salient”, he says – such as when the Israel-Palestine conflict is in the headlines – many people often draw on the anti-Semitic “reservoir” to offer explanations. He is not optimistic about the prospect of eliminating that instinct. “I absolutely understand why a politician might want to say that they want to stamp anti-Semitism out, but given it’s been around for 1,000 years, that’s not really a realistic goal,” he says. “I do think, however, that education can make some progress.” He also believes that work between communities to improve relations can increase goodwill.

In other words, Israel does questionable or bad things or even defends itself, then the Jews in the UK get it.

And here is the real eye-opener (a quote from Braverman):

“Jews are leaving the country because they feel safer in Israel – and it’s a war zone. It’s not just about the Jewish communities, it’s about British values. Jews are an integrated part of Britain, and they are under siege right now.”