Fiyaz Mughal, the founder of Muslims Against Antisemitism in the UK, is calling on British Muslim leaders to publicly denounce the increasing antisemitism within the country and its institutions. While many leaders reportedly privately condemn Jew-hatred, Mughal believes silent disapproval is insufficient to combat the rising tide of hate. He stresses the urgency of speaking out to prevent further escalation. This call to action highlights a growing concern about the prevalence of antisemitism and the need for greater interfaith solidarity. Mughal’s initiative seeks to empower Muslim voices against prejudice and foster a more inclusive society. The lack of public condemnation from prominent Muslim figures is seen as a key factor enabling the spread of antisemitic sentiment. He believes proactive engagement is crucial to tackle the issue effectively.