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Anti-semitism Exists in Britain and Dominions, Conference of Christians, Jews Hears

August 2, 1946
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An anti-Semitic movement exists in Britain and the dominions although there is not much overt anti-Jewish activity, it was reported here today by several delegates to the first International Conference of Christians and Jews.

A message signed by a number of Christian and Jewish delegates to the conference, including Martin Buber, prominent Zionist and Chassidic scholar, and Rev. Witton Davies, advisor to the Anglican Bishop of Jerusalem, declared that the return of the Jews to Palestine is “rooted in revelations holy to Judaism and Christianity.”

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