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We'll be joining the march on November 26th, and we think that you should too! If you'd like to march with us, then join our mailing-list and follow @OurFightUk and we'll share details soon. In the meantime, register on Eventbrite to help the organisers.
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We will be marching on Sunday to say that we are For Israel, Against Anti-Semitism and For Freedom of Speech. Join us!
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Every year the Association of Jewish Ex-servicemen and women hold a remembrance march on the Sunday following Remembrance Sunday. This year their theme is 'Side by Side' and they would like people of all ages, and all communities to "march, walk or watch, side by side in
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The campaign group Christian Action Against Antisemitism is organising an event in central London this Sunday to show solidarity with the Jewish community, and say Never Again is Now. Start time is 4pm and the location is Whitehall, opposite Downing Street. They request that people register for the event by
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On November 17, 12-13 local time, a vigil arranged by the Bring Them Home campaign took place in Stockholm. Bring them home now : Israeli hostages taken by HamasAfter the horrific Hamas terrorist attack on October 7th, almost 200 Israeli people are being kept hostages or missing: babies, teenagers, adults, and
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Thomas Deichmann writes from Frankfurt about an important rally against anti-Semitism that took place on November 17th.
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@OurFightUk And the loudest chants were, ‘No Ceasefire!’, ‘Bring the hostages home!’ 900 people from Detroit prevented from attending because their bus drivers refused to drive them. https://t.co/rflqTKas36 — Jean (@JeanSmith2023) November 17, 2023
Anti-semitism
In the wake of terror: anti-Semitism today - Battle of IdeasThis special online discussion is free, but please register via Eventbrite. The first weekend of October was the darkest in Israel’s history. A murderous Hamas attack on southern Israel killed at least 1,400 and wounded about 3,000.
Anti-semitism
Daniel Ben-Ami and Sabine Beppler-Spahl joined a panel organised by MCC in Brussels to discuss Israel and the new Anit-semitism.