Rabbi vows to defy far-right harassment of Jewish-based refugee support work

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Rabbi David Mason, executive director of HIAS+JCORE, a UK Jewish refugee charity, has vowed to continue supporting asylum seekers despite increasing harassment from far-right activists. These groups are facing antisemitic abuse and conspiracy theories, including accusations of orchestrating migration to undermine Western societies. Mason spoke at a Refugee Shabbat event in London, highlighting Jewish solidarity with asylum seekers, where he noted that many UK synagogues and community groups continue to support refugees. The event brought together Jewish leaders, faith groups, refugee organizations, politicians, and students. At least 60 synagogues and Jewish student societies are planning activities focused on refugees. HIAS+JCORE's work includes a long-standing befriending program for young refugees.
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