Thread by @JewishNewsUK

.@BristolUni and @warwickuni are named and shamed this week as the universities with the most antisemitic incidents during the last academic year.

There was 111 reported instances on UK campuses, up from 70 the previous year

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Cases involved verbal, written and online abuse, with one categorised as an assault – a Jewish student at @unibirmingham, who was physically attacked in their accommodation.

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According to @CST_UK, of 11 at @BristolUni, all but one took place in February when sacked professor, David Miller, made remarks which led to his eventual dismissal.

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Read more: Bristol’s two years of delay and deflection
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UCL had 10 cases, Oxford, nine and Birmingham, eight.

Incidents include a student at @UofGlasgow being told to “go gas yourself” and another at @ucl sent a death threat that included a photoshopped picture of her head beneath a guillotine.

Writing in Jewish News, Emilie Eisenberg detailed how she was ostracised among other activists, after being part of a group that set up a movement seeking to change @warwickuni's lack of discipline surrounding sexual assault and harassment

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"Anyone found guilty of expressing antisemitic views will face sanctions, which may include expulsion or withdrawal”

Warwick said it has "recognised the IHRA definition.. and it will be taken into account by any disciplinary tribunal in considering a complaint or allegation"