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Two Young Antisemites Sentenced for Harassing Jews in London’s Stamford Hill
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First reported by Ynet · Jul 4, 2026
What happened
Two 21-year-old men were sentenced to suspended prison terms and community service for harassing Jews in London’s Stamford Hill, recording antisemitic videos they shared online. They pleaded guilty to religiously aggravated harassment and were ordered to attend rehabilitation and pay court costs.
- 01Two 21-year-olds received suspended six-week sentences for harassing Jews in Stamford Hill, London.
- 02They recorded antisemitic videos of their harassment and shared them on social media.
- 03The men were ordered to complete 150 hours of community service and attend a 20-day rehabilitation program.
- 04They pleaded guilty to religiously aggravated harassment charges.
- 05The attack was described as a deliberate hate crime targeting the Jewish community.
- 06Similar antisemitic abuse was recorded by the same men in May 2026 in Clapton Common.
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