A small group of concerned individuals–some Jews but mainly non-Jews–have come together to create a resource for anyone who feels that abhorrence for Hamas's October 7th pogrom has dissipated far too quickly. Inspired by the moving speech from Mayor Adams, that "your fight is our
Past Events
Join us in central London on Saturday, April 27th, for another lively counter-protest organised by Enough is Enough.
Newsletter
Welcome to our events newsletter, with a roundup on last week and details of upcoming events. If you're still not sure about coming to a counter-protest then read more in our article on Spiked. Anti-Israel bigots do not own our streetsWhy we need to counter-protest against the ‘pro-Palestine’
Arms Embargoes
As the call grows to end sale of arms to Israel, Mark Birbeck argues that it's time for campaigners to oppose this. Whether aimed at politicians or through counter-protests, this is a fight none of us can afford to lose.
Germany
Thomas Deichmann reports from Frankfurt on the stand taken against the Iranian-backed annual Al-Quds Rally.
Past Events
From MPs to pop stars, from Biden to Cameron, there is the stench of appeasement in the air. Join us on the Enough-is-Enough counter-protest on Saturday March 30th, to say that Hamas are terrorists, and Israel has every right to defeat them.
UK
In an interview on NTD, Mark Birbeck argues that whilst some government initiatives–such as increased CST funding–are welcome, most of what they are proposing will undermine democracy and free speech. Ultimately we will need more free speech, not less, if we want to stand with Israel.
Past Events
Mark Birbeck writes that people are entitled to be angry, and they are entitled to want to discuss what exactly Islamism is, since it is a challenge for all of us. Join us in London on February 25th, to say 'No to Terror'.
Newsletter
Details for 25/2 protest.
Anti-semitism
There were two stories on Monday, both about the statue of Amy Winehouse in London's Camden Market, her Star of David necklace, and a pro-Palestinian sticker. The first story–and by far the most widely covered–featured the understandable outrage that a sticker from last weekend's
UNRWA
Susannah D, an ex-UNICEF, EU and WHO consultant, and now a UK civil servant, introduced an important article from 2010, which looked at UNRWA's role in perpetuating the plight of Palestinian refugees.
Holocaust
Mark Birbeck reviews The Zone of Interest.