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Enfield's Equalities Board is addressing a rise in antisemitic hate crime within the borough.

Enfield's Equalities Board noted a rise in antisemitic hate crime within the borough in July 2025, coinciding with international events from October 2023. The board discussed this as part of an update on hate crime, with the council reportedly working closely with partners to address the issue and monitor impacts.

Jonathan Toy, Head of Community Safety, informed the board in July 2025 of a small reduction in overall hate crime over the previous 12 months. However, he highlighted the concerning increase in antisemitic incidents. No upcoming meetings are currently scheduled to discuss faith organisations.

Key facts

  1. Enfield's Equalities Board noted a rise in antisemitic hate crime in July 2025. Source
  2. The rise in antisemitic incidents occurred since October 2023. Source
  3. Jonathan Toy reported a small reduction in overall hate crime in July 2025. Source
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