A 2006 parliamentary inquiry finds antisemitic incidents, vandalism, and intimidation rising across Britain, and this Channel 4 Dispatches film sends journalist Richard Littlejohn to find out why. He interviews victims of harassment and assault, along with analysts and community figures, building an argument that hostility toward Jews has spread beyond the far right into parts of some Muslim communities and, he claims, the political left. The choice of presenter draws its own controversy: critics note Littlejohn's own record of inflammatory remarks about Gypsies, Palestinians, and Rwandans, and Guardian commentators questioned whether he was the right person to host an inquiry into bigotry. The film's central statistic, a reported rise in antisemitic incidents, is itself disputed, with critics pointing to Home Office figures showing a 14 percent decline between 2004 and 2005. What results is less a settled documentary than an argument under scrutiny, watched as much for what its presenter brings to the subject as for the testimony he collects.