Boycotts
"We chose those images — from five years before Kristallnacht — to say that the best way to ensure we are not 'here again' is by resisting the modern equivalent of Boycott Day, and take a stand against boycotts." Mark Birbeck writes of the anniversary of the Nazi's Boycott Day, in 1933.
Campaigning
Today's progressives sneer at any desire to be proud of your nation, as a place where people can work together to challenge adversity and to flourish. And worse, they are now campaigning to deny to Jews, this fundamental right.
Campaigning
This Saturday's Spring Conference will discuss Motion A105/E12 which not only demands the destruction of Israel, but will also declare that anyone who disagrees with this view is a racist. No other party of the right or the left has yet adopted such an extremist view.
Today's progressives sneer at any desire to be proud of your nation, as a place where people can work together to challenge adversity and to flourish. And worse, they are now campaigning to deny to Jews, this fundamental right.
This Saturday's Spring Conference will discuss Motion A105/E12 which not only demands the destruction of Israel, but will also declare that anyone who disagrees with this view is a racist. No other party of the right or the left has yet adopted such an extremist view.
In April we will be in Israel for the commemorations for Holocaust Memorial Day and the fallen soldiers, as well as the celebrations for independence day. Bookings are now being taken for this unique trip.
After another year in which major broadcasters were unable to inform their viewers of the centrality of the Jews to the Holocaust, Mark Birbeck argues that we are losing an important touchstone — which could lead us to a place from which there is no route back.
After the intimidation of Miznon staff and customers by modern-day brownshirts, Mark Birbeck argues that non-Jews in particular must not allow boycotts to take hold. We must stand against pickets, and support any businesses that are targeted.
This week more than ever, non-Jews must show the Jewish community and the wider public that Britain's Jews do not stand alone. Use the designs below to print a placard. Then find your local Chanukah event, take a selfie with your placard, and share it on social media.
Russell Collins writes that a recent Green Party campaign rally in Islington should have been routine; a rousing speech from leader Zack Polanski, and then off to knock on doors. Instead, it turned into an awkward confrontation that exposed the growing problem of Jew hatred inside the party.
On Remembrance Day last year, Our Fight member Kurpa Patel was arrested for showing support for the bravery of Israel's armed forces, outside a Bob Vylan concert. Her case comes to trial on Thursday this week. Here she writes about what motivated her.
Are We Really Here Again?After the intimidation of Miznon staff and customers by modern-day brownshirts, Mark Birbeck argues that non-Jews in particular must not allow boycotts to take hold. We must stand against pickets, and support any businesses that are targeted.Our Fight: For Israel, Against Anti-SemitismOur Fight
Today we will be joining the Lion Guard of Iran UK rally and march, in support of the brave Iranians fighting for their freedom and democracy. Come and find the Our Fight banner and placards, and join us! Let our government know that we must stand with the people of
Here you will find resources for standing with the brave citizens of Iran, against their Islamist government. We are standing alongside them, for freedom and democracy. All QR codes point to: https://OurFight.uk/freedom-and-democracy-for-iran/ Placards The placards are designed at A2 size, but can be printed on smaller sizes.
Here you will find graphics, stickers and placards for the campaign Are we really here again?
In April we will be in Israel for the commemorations for Holocaust Memorial Day and the fallen soldiers, as well as the celebrations for independence day. Bookings are now being taken for this unique trip.
After another year in which major broadcasters were unable to inform their viewers of the centrality of the Jews to the Holocaust, Mark Birbeck argues that we are losing an important touchstone — which could lead us to a place from which there is no route back.
After the intimidation of Miznon staff and customers by modern-day brownshirts, Mark Birbeck argues that non-Jews in particular must not allow boycotts to take hold. We must stand against pickets, and support any businesses that are targeted.
On Tuesday, April 28th, 2026, we will visit Nottingham's National Holocaust Museum. We will have a tour, see the special exhibitions, and hold a joint seminar with speakers from both the Museum and Our Fight. Transport by coach from north London is also available.
In the new year we are organising a special trip to Nottingham's National Holocaust Museum. On Wednesday, February 11th, 2026, we will have a tour, see the special exhibitions, and hold a joint seminar with Museum and Our Fight speakers. Transport from north London is included in the ticket price.
This week more than ever, non-Jews must show the Jewish community and the wider public that Britain's Jews do not stand alone. Use the designs below to print a placard. Then find your local Chanukah event, take a selfie with your placard, and share it on social media.
