Terror plot to attack Manchester Jewish march foiled by undercover officer
Two men convicted over Islamic State plot to attack a Jewish march in Manchester, a plan foiled by an undercover officer.
Two men convicted over Islamic State plot to attack a Jewish march in Manchester, a plan foiled by an undercover officer.
A 13-year-old girl faces 52 charges including antisemitic remarks and swerving a stolen car at Jewish families in Melbourne.
Three suspects sought after fire destroyed four Jewish community ambulances in Golders Green, with counter-terror police investigating a possible hate crime.
Serbian police arrest 11 over hate crimes including pigs' heads at mosques and defaced Jewish sites; foreign interference suspected.
A Newcastle United season ticket holder has been fined and banned for shouting racist abuse at Chelsea players during a Premier League match at St James' Park.
A 19-year-old man was arrested at Westminster magistrates court in connection with the arson attack on Jewish ambulances in London.
A Tennessee man jailed over a Facebook meme about Charlie Kirk's killing has been released after prosecutors dropped the charge against him.
Colonial monuments in Melbourne's Flagstaff Gardens were vandalised and a sandstone obelisk pulled down, with police investigating ahead of Australia Day.
Judex Atshatshi, 18, appears in court over arson attack on Jewish ambulances in London; three others also face charges.
Thousands attend London vigil marking 7 October anniversary and Manchester synagogue attack, with warnings over rising antisemitism.
Adam Thomas and Claudia Patatas jailed for National Action membership; named baby after Hitler and had bomb-making guide.
Greater Manchester Police apologise after failing to examine phones of synagogue attacker, while an accomplice is jailed for planning a separate terrorist attack.
Anti-immigration and anti-racism protesters clashed in Horley near an asylum seeker hotel, with police separating the groups. A hotel resident recently convicted of sexual assaults was referenced.
Rylan Clark reveals homophobic attack that fractured his skull in new documentary 'Rylan: Homophobia, Football and Me'.
Falkirk vet Dr Zohaib Arshad needed five stitches after three men racially abused him and smashed his head against a wall in front of around 30 witnesses.
The Football Association has increased the minimum suspension for discrimination offences from six to 10 matches, strengthening sanctions against discriminatory behaviour.
Victoria police name John Argento as person of interest in car arson with 'Happy Chanukah' sign in St Kilda East on Christmas Day.
Holocaust survivors warn against forgetting Nazi atrocities as International Holocaust Memorial Day is marked with ceremonies and calls to combat rising antisemitism.
Thousands protest in Budapest after Hungarian politician János Lázár uses anti-Roma slur; he refuses to resign amid election campaign.
Former Atomwaffen member Sam Woodward faces trial for the 2018 murder of gay Jewish student Blaze Bernstein, with hate crime enhancements.
A wave of antisemitic attacks, including the Manchester synagogue stabbing, has left British Jews fearful for their safety and questioning their future in the UK.
A 32-year-old man charged with hate crime after ramming synagogue gates in Brisbane; not considered terrorism.
Avon and Somerset police find insufficient evidence to charge Bob Vylan over 'death to IDF' chants at Glastonbury.
Three killed, including a 7-year-old girl, and over 100 injured by celebratory gunfire during Pakistan's Independence Day in Karachi.
Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in US over UK rape and sex trafficking charges; CPS seeks extradition on 38 new counts.
NSW inquiry recommends banning ‘globalise the intifada’ only when used to incite hatred or violence; opposition criticises the move as confusing.
A car repeatedly rammed a Brooklyn synagogue in a suspected hate crime. The driver was arrested after claiming mechanical failure.
NSW Labor proposes to ban protests during terrorism designations after Bondi attack, criticised by activists and Jewish groups.
William and Kate condemn the 'terrible' attack at Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester that killed two and injured five.
A knife attack in Golders Green highlights soaring antisemitism, with many British Jews fearing for their safety and questioning their future in the UK.