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A UK government-backed antisemitism review recommended restrictions, including possibly barring teachers from wearing pro-Palestinian badges, to protect Jewish students, but the report's findings came under scrutiny this week. Lead reviewer Sir David Bell, former head of Ofsted, faced renewed criticism over 2005 remarks suggesting Muslim schools could threaten the UK's "coherence," while other researchers questioned the report's claim that three in five students hold anti-Jewish views, noting it found anti-Israel sentiment more prevalent than antisemitic attitudes.