On Sunday, Campaign Against Antisemitism, backed by major Jewish communal organisations, led an estimated 70,000 in Britain’s March Against Antisemitism from the BBC, where comedian and broadcaster Josh Howie spoke
Today, Campaign Against Antisemitism, backed by major Jewish communal organisations, led an estimated 70,000 in Britain’s March Against Antisemitism from the BBC to Parliament Square, where they were addressed by the
Something is happening to our country. The bullies are trying to take over. This weekend, we’re standing up to them. We need you to stand with us. This Sunday, 7th
Britain’s March Against Antisemitism is just one week away, and we can announce the starting point. We set off at 13:00 this Sunday (7th September), gathering at the corner of
In less than two weeks, thousands across Britain will come together to take a stand against antisemitism. Will you be one of them, or watch from the sidelines? We are
The BBC has published its long-awaited report into its decision to broadcast and then take down a documentary purportedly about children’s lives in Gaza. The film was removed from iPlayer
Britain is losing its soul and losing the plot. The authorities have been appeasing extremists and bigots, letting them radicalise our children and run rampant on our streets and campuses,
Following recent events in Glastonbury and the related scandal – yet another – at the BBC, Campaign Against Antisemitism has announced a national March Against Antisemitism in central London on
As Christmas approaches, activists are gearing up for their annual attempts to airbrush Jews out of the story of the birth of Jesus. This year, those attempts even included a
Sunday’s March Against Antisemitism in central London drew tens of thousands of people from the Jewish community and their allies across the country, calling on the authorities to act against
The future for Jewish people in Britain is under threat, but if we don’t show that we care, why should anyone else? We cannot expect the general public, the media,
The situation in Britain right now is worse than any of us can remember. Antisemitism is rife across our public life. Worst still, the authorities seem to be indifferent. Below
Antisemitism is a major issue for so many voters in the Jewish community and among our allies. That is why, when this election was called, Campaign Against Antisemitism jumped into
Campaign Against Antisemitism, in conjunction with the Office of the Chief Rabbi Efraim Mirvis, is delighted to present Jonny Turgel’s “Acheinu”, an anthem for the National Solidarity March Against Antisemitism
As the dust settles following the 105,000-strong March Against Antisemitism of last week, the contrast could not be clearer between us, seeking to uphold our right to walk the streets
