Challenging the intellectual underpinnings of antisemitism in public life
New to YouTube: Antisemitism vs Antizionism
Watch LCSCA’s Academic Director and CEO, Professor David Hirsh talk about how antisemitism continually reinvents itself, why antizionism resonates globally and the dangers he sees in separating approaches to challenging them on The Contrarian channel.
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Read the Maccabi Tel Aviv Independent Report
“The central problem identified in this report is that the decision making process never clearly established where the risk actually lay. The evidence does not demonstrate that Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters themselves posed an unmanageable threat. If the primary risk was hostility towards Israeli or Jewish supporters, then the decision to exclude them risks responding […]
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2026 Spring Online Seminar Series
Book your free tickets for our online talks, featuring academics and experts on antisemitism from all over the world. You can watch this seminar on our YouTube channel. Dr Saenger will discuss how he thinks we can still enjoy the literary classics, even when some of the views expressed can be problematic. This seminar has […]
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Islamist Antisemitism seminar report.
As Jihad Al-Shamie attacked Heaton Park synagogue on Yom Kippur, 1st October, he shouted, ‘This is what they get for killing our children’’. He also pledged allegiance to ‘Islamic State’. LCSCA hosted a panel the following week, which featured philosopher Eve Garrard, Theologist, Jules Freeman, Bury councillor, Richard Gold, chaired by former Manchester University linguist, […]
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The London Centre for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism works to improve our understanding of antisemitism. It is a creative and energetic hub of thinking and research from diverse disciplines. The Centre maps and describes antisemitism, even where it is angrily denied by much academic orthodoxy. We recognise and challenge antisemitic thinking and we critique the ideas and claims that are based upon it. We point towards alternative, rational and democratic ways of understanding the world.
