Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to call for a “whole of society” response to antisemitism in discussions held at Downing Street. According to reporting, Starmer’s message emphasises that tackling antisemitism is not limited to any one group or institution, and that people across society share responsibility for standing with Jewish communities.
The intervention comes as Starmer prepares to urge broader public and collective action, with the focus on ensuring support for Jewish people and confronting antisemitic attitudes and behaviour. The planned remarks frame antisemitism as a social issue requiring involvement from a wide range of actors, rather than a matter that can be addressed solely through government measures.
Both outlets characterise the approach as one that involves everyone, alongside a clear expectation that citizens and organisations alike contribute to reducing antisemitism and supporting affected communities. The reports do not indicate additional policy details in the excerpts provided, but they consistently point to Starmer’s intent to use the Downing Street meeting to underline shared responsibilities.
