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“in the last 6 weeks alone, two people have actually been arrested in relation to anti-Semitic actions towards me”
Claim checkedIn the six weeks before 3 May 2026, two people were arrested over antisemitic actions directed at Zack Polanski.
The figure of two arrests in six weeks comes from Polanski and his team; no police statement confirming it was found.
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Supported80% confidence
“yesterday, The Times newspaper published a vile anti-Semitic cartoon, which we've asked them to apologize for”
Claim checkedOn 2 May 2026 The Times published an antisemitic cartoon, and the Green Party asked the paper to apologise.
The Times published a Peter Brookes cartoon of Polanski on 2 May 2026 and the Green Party asked for an apology. Whether it is antisemitic is his description, shared by some critics.
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Partly supported75% confidence
“We saw three people stabbed this week on Wednesday, one Muslim man and two Jewish men.”
Claim checkedOn Wednesday 29 April 2026, three people were stabbed in London: one Muslim man and two Jewish men.
On Wednesday 29 April 2026 two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green; the attacker had earlier attacked a Muslim friend with a knife in Southwark, who fended him off with minor injuries.
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“The commissioner as well in this very studio accepted that this was an unusual use of police force”
Claim checkedThe Metropolitan Police Commissioner, interviewed in the same Sky News studio, accepted that the police's use of force at the Golders Green attack was unusual.
Reports quote the Commissioner calling the post inaccurate and praising the officers; no report was found of him calling the use of force unusual, and the interviewer disputed it.
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