UJS has implemented a number of support measures for students at this difficult time. 

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The organisation representing nearly 9,000 Jewish students at 70 Jewish societies across the UK and Ireland has launched a network for sixth form students and anyone undertaking an apprenticeship.

UJS is disgusted that senior members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps have been speaking on several campuses across the UK.

These commanders boasted that the Holocaust was ‘fake’, that they trained al-Qaeda terrorists, and urged students to join ‘the beautiful list of soldiers’ who would fight and kill Jews in an apocalyptic war. We are deeply concerned for Jewish student welfare.

This can never be allowed to happen again.

We will seek urgent meetings on behalf of Jewish students with senior university leaders and the Government to ensure Jewish students can be safe on campus, free from this hatred that has no place in our society.

'Jewish students must be able to reclaim Zionism from extremists who attempt to define Zionism on our behalf,' writes Edward Isaacs, president of the Union of Jewish Students

Head of Campaigns, Guy Dabby-Joory writes in Wonkhe: https://wonkhe.com/blogs-sus/antisemitism-isnt-just-nus-problem/

Claire Coutinho MP confirmed the Government's position that Holocaust denial will continue to have no place on campus, in a speech at the Policy Exchange on 5th July 2023

UJS received high levels of recognition and praise for its work in supporting Jewish students on campus at the launch event of The Parliamentary Taskforce into Antisemitism’s report into the Jewish Experience in Higher Education.