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Politics · 6 December 2025

Farage denies antisemitism claims made by ex-classmates

Farage denies antisemitism claims made by ex-classmates

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Former classmates at Dulwich College allege Reform UK leader Nigel Farage sang songs about gassing Jews, including the lyrics 'gas them all, into the chambers they crawl', and repeatedly told Jewish pupil Peter Ettedgui 'Hitler was right' during the late 1970s. Over 28 former pupils and teachers have come forward with allegations of racist and antisemitic behaviour. Farage denies the claims, calling them politically motivated and without foundation, while Reform deputy Richard Tice branded accusers as liars.

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