Religious hate crimes in the UK have increased by 25%, with Jews and Muslims being the most targeted groups. Islamophobic hatred is being fueled by various organizations and individuals, including media outlets and political figures, who promote anti-Muslim messaging and hatred. The rise of right-wing politics globally has also contributed to this issue. However, there is little evidence to support claims that migration is causing problems in the country, as most towns in Britain remain predominantly white, British, and secular. The number of migrants arriving in the UK is expected to drop further in 2025, and the 2021 census shows that the majority of the population identifies as Christian, with a smaller percentage identifying as Muslim. Islamophobia in Britain can be traced back to the country's response to the 9/11 attacks and the subsequent 'war on terror.' As long as politicians continue to blame foreign nationals for the nation's problems, the hatred experienced by many will persist.