Exclusive: UK charity regulator found 'mismanagement' by Campaign Against Antisemitism

The UK’s Charity Commission has found “mismanagement” in the administration of the Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA) following a complaint. The finding relates to a statement made by the CAA which criticized the UK government's decision to impose a partial arms embargo on Israel, calling the move "obscene." The regulator's review was prompted by a complaint from Labour MP John McDonnell, who accused the CAA of engaging in highly political attacks. The CAA has also faced previous allegations of conflating criticism of Israel with antisemitism, impacting the political debate on Palestinian rights.