“When I asked who he would like to put in the death camps, he just listed everyone that he didn't see as white British,” he said.
According to Tell Mama UK, an organisation which monitors anti-Muslim hate crimes, the actions of the IS terror group in the Middle East has caused an upsurge in Islamophobia.
In August it received 219 reports of anti-Islamic incidents, which was the same month as the beheading of the American journalist James Foley by an IS terrorist who appeared to speak with a British accent.
In the same month, the CST tallied up 150 antisemitic incidents, the third highest monthly total since records began, while in July, 302 incidents were recorded - a five-fold increase compared with July 2013.
