What does Britain’s mounting turbulence mean for its Jewish citizens? In a period marked by rising antisemitism, political distrust, and fraying social cohesion, this conversation brings together experts in their fields to examine the pressures reshaping the nation. Drawing on profound constitutional insight, long experience confronting extremism and safeguarding communities, and a sharp understanding of how media and politics shape both British and Jewish life, Vernon Bogdanor, Margaret Hodge, and David Aaronovitch join Sam Freedman to explore explore what today’s upheavals reveal about Britain itself – and what kind of future the country can plausibly build for its Jewish population and for society as a whole.
