The Prince of Wales has condemned the rise in hatred directed against the country's Jewish community, saying "antisemitism has no place in society".William visited a London synagogue to meet young people representing Jewish students and others helping to combat antisemitism among the next generation to "reassure you all that people do care".He also spent time with Holocaust survivor Renee Salt, 94, and held her hand after she recounted her fears about the rise in hatred, and told her: "It must b

The Prince of Wales has condemned the rise in hatred directed against the country's Jewish community, saying "antisemitism has no place in society".William visited a London synagogue to meet young people representing Jewish students and others helping to combat antisemitism among the next generation to "reassure you all that people do care".He also spent time with Holocaust survivor Renee Salt, 94, and held her hand after she recounted her fears about the rise in hatred, and told her: "It must be horrible for all of you worrying about this and I'm sorry it's got to this... it will get better."