London —
“If you are visibly Jewish, you’re not safe” in Britain, the country’s chief rabbi said Thursday, expressing the anxiety of the British Jewish community after two men were stabbed in a London neighborhood already reeling from several recent antisemitic attacks.
“I’m sad to say that today’s event proves that if you are visibly Jewish you’re not safe, and far more needs to be done,” Ephraim Mirvis told the BBC.
“Over the past few days, people have been thinking ‘Chas Veshalom’ God forbid – where will the next one be?” he added in a post on X.
One of the Jewish victims was stabbed at a bus stop while putting on his kippah, and…