King Charles III Meets Victims of Anti-Semitic Attacks in London
King Charles III visited Golders Green in London on May 14, 2026, to meet with victims of recent anti-Semitic attacks that have shocked the United Kingdom. The British sovereign toured the Jewish Care charity premises, where he personally engaged with Shloime Rand and Moshe Ben Baila, two men injured in a knife attack on April 29. The King also spoke with members of Shomrim, a voluntary organization dedicated to protecting the Jewish community, including those who intervened during the assault. Victim Moshe Ben Baila described the visit as extremely important, highlighting the warmth and care shown by the monarch. Unlike Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who faced booing in the area earlier in the month, King Charles received warm applause and expressions of gratitude from the gathered crowd. This visit underscores the royal family's effort to support communities affected by rising hate crimes and reinforces calls for intensified efforts against anti-Semitism in the UK.
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