Overview
- Dame Penny Mordaunt and Lord John Mann warn that antisemitic prejudice has become normalized across British institutions from health services to education.
- The report reveals a specific, unaddressed problem of antisemitism in the NHS and recommends an immediate summit of NHS leaders and mandatory training at every trust.
- Investigators found inconsistent policing of antisemitic crimes and urged the National Police Chiefs’ Council and College of Policing to enforce uniform standards across all forces.
- Evidence surfaced of hidden barriers in universities, arts organisations and professional bodies, including delayed investigations and event cancellations targeting Jewish participants.
- The commission outlines ten detailed measures, such as recognising Judaism as an ethnicity and creating a specialist antisemitism training qualification, and is pressing government and organisations to adopt them without delay.