Scottish Jewish leaders fear anti-Semitism

Jewish leaders in Scotland have asked to meet Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond amid growing fears of anti-Semitism in Scotland, Herald Scotland reports.

Glasgow Jewish Representative Council head Paul Morron is said to seek a tete-a-tete with Salmond after receiving a barrage of concerned messages from Scottish Jews.

“The level of anxiety is unprecedented. I consider the situation sufficiently serious to meet with Alex Salmond,” Morron tells the UK’s Jewish Chronicle.

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