Gideon Falter

We built CAA to defend British Jewry

The Chief Executive of the Campaign Against Antisemitism reflects on a difficult year for Israel and the Jewish diaspora

Instead of arresting those who pose a danger to Jews, the police hope we will sequester ourselves away

How is this meant to reassure the Jewish community, or indeed any law-abiding citizen?

Our billboards will make sure the hostages in Gaza are not forgotten

It’s time the British public and the media come to know the evil of Hamas

Roger Waters is among the most vocal and prominent demonisers of the Jewish state

Waters – and the ideology that he has spent years promoting – has everything to do with what we are now witnessing and living through

It took too long to convict Grenfell hatemonger

The likes of Tahra Ahmed should face justice more quickly for spreading their awful poison

CAA was determined to make sure that this time, Bristol would have no choice but to act

Sitting MPs who campaigned for Jeremy Corbyn have many questions to answer

The reaction of most Labour MPs to antisemitism over the past five years has been deafening silence

The EHRC probe into Labour is a stain on the party and those who defend it

Campaign Against Antisemitism Chairman Gideon Falter: It gives our community hope at last that Labour will be forced to face justice

Alison Chabloz prosecution shows the authorities' gross dereliction of duty

Antisemites will go unpunished if the state does not act, writes Gideon Falter

Ignore the dividers

It is the Campaign Against Antisemitism that is the real unifying body in the Jewish community - and the JC's editor is sowing disunity, writes Gideon Falter, chair of CAA

The CPS has let us down again, so we have to act ourselves

The Campaign Against Antisemitism is pursuing a private prosecution of the Al Quds Day march speaker who blamed 'Zionists' for the Grenfell fire

Our dedication to ensuring CAA hate stats add up

In public, 39 per cent of us are concealing our religion, while 64 per cent of us think the authorities do too little to punish antisemitism, and 52 per cent think the Crown Prosecution Service does too little