After a week in which British Jews have felt even more isolated than ever, we joined activists in Brighton to take a bold and public stand with Israel. Read accounts from marchers on why they marched, and check out the videos, and social media coverage.
On Saturday, Our Fight will be at the London Trans+ Pride march to launch its "Get Over It!" campaign against the marginalisation of Zionists. This is not about confrontation, but it is about ensuring Jews and Israelis are not driven from public life.
Louisa Parker describes two works by Michael Sandle in this year's Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, both of which imply that Hamas and IDF are morally equivalent. Are they art, or propaganda?
"They claim Kneecap is having its free speech curtailed for 'speaking out on Gaza'. And if it wasn't for a small group of pro-Israel activists this fiction would become part of the omnicause–tolerated only when it serves the purpose of attacking Israel." Mark Birbeck write's about the Kneecap case.
After a week in which British Jews have felt even more isolated than ever, we joined activists in Brighton to take a bold and public stand with Israel. Read accounts from marchers on why they marched, and check out the videos, and social media coverage.
On Saturday, Our Fight will be at the London Trans+ Pride march to launch its "Get Over It!" campaign against the marginalisation of Zionists. This is not about confrontation, but it is about ensuring Jews and Israelis are not driven from public life.
When we launched Our Fight in the wake of the October 7th pogrom and declared that we are 'for Israel and against anti-Semitism', we felt it was also important to emphasise our commitment to free speech. This is because we believe all opinions should be out in the
Louisa Parker describes two works by Michael Sandle in this year's Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, both of which imply that Hamas and IDF are morally equivalent. Are they art, or propaganda?
"They claim Kneecap is having its free speech curtailed for 'speaking out on Gaza'. And if it wasn't for a small group of pro-Israel activists this fiction would become part of the omnicause–tolerated only when it serves the purpose of attacking Israel." Mark Birbeck write's about the Kneecap case.
Wendy Earle explains that after the profound experiences of our trip to Israel, we felt that more people should visit Israel too; they will learn that Israel is not just fighting for itself, but for the freedom and democracy that underpins the civilisation that we too easily take for granted.
Brid Hehir describes the strong sense of duty she saw amongst the young IDF soldiers, and the sense of gratitude to them from most Israeli citizens.
Lesley Chisick writes of the strong emotions experienced when in Israel for Yom HaShoah, Yom HaZikaron and Yom HaAtzmaut.
Elisabetta Gasparoni writes that to fully understand 'Never Again' you need to visit Israel, and that it was only during our solidarity trip that she discovered how each individual life is valued, and how the names of the fallen are remembered.
Suzy Gold writes that our Solidarity Delegation to Israel was not just about seeing Israel for ourselves; it was about connecting with it, supporting it, and becoming ambassadors for truth and unity on returning home.
After returning from the first Our Fight solidarity delegation to Israel, Wendy Earle writes that what struck her most was the commitment to remembering the dead, while deeply valuing life.
This week we will be in Israel to join commemorations for those murdered during the Holocaust, those who resisted during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, those who fought to establish the state of Israel, and those who continue the fight to defend it.