A new nationwide poll reveals a sobering shift in public perception across the United Kingdom: nearly half of Britons now believe the country is “mostly or very unsafe” for Jewish people. The survey—conducted by More in Common UK—questioned 2,000 adults in the aftermath of the Yom Kippur terror attack in Manchester, where two Jewish men were murdered outside a synagogue by an Islamic extremist. Even respondents who identified as pro-Palestine acknowledged the growing danger facing British Jews. This belief reflects a broader unease as antisemitic incidents spike and public confidence in the nation’s ability to protect its Jewish community deteriorates.

The poll also shows significant frustration with the pro-Palestine demonstrations that have dominated UK streets since the October 7 Hamas massacre. Sixty-seven percent of respondents said some of the protests were so disruptive and volatile—often clashing violently with police—that they should have been banned. As antisemitism surges across Western nations, the prophetic warnings about global hostility toward the Jewish people continue to manifest in real time. The UK, once considered a safe haven for its Jewish population, is becoming yet another reminder that the nations are aligning exactly as Scripture foretold.

SOURCE: WIN