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In the wake of a brutal stabbing attack on two Jewish men in North London on Monday,

Prime Minister Kirstama has visited the area, but a warm welcome is not what he received

when he arrived in Golders Green.

If you couldn't make it out there, those protesters were chanting Kiyosthama Duhama.

But why exactly Ishtama being blamed here?

ITV spoke to one of the survivors of the stabbing, Shlohmei Rand, who is recovering in hospital.

I definitely feel that the government has let us down.

Do you hold the government partly responsible for what's happened to you today?

Definitely.

Definitely. If the streets alone are not safe for Jewish people,

then it's definitely the government who, they are the ones able to take care of the problems

and they're not doing the job. Some have pointed to ongoing pro-Palestinian marches as a source

of anti-Semitic sentiment, with some members of the Jewish community calling for them to be banned.

Joining them is the government's independent reviewer of counter-terror legislation, Jonathan Hall, who has appeared on Channel 4 News.

They should use the laws they've got to get rid of anti-Semites.

And if people are, for example, preaching in mosques, and we know that there are people preaching in mosques, it doesn't matter, frankly, whether it's based on the Quran or not.

They should look to remove people, to support people.

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