Never again is now
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David Hoffbrand2023-11-24T11:29:00
David Hoffbrand explains why he attended a recent Pro-Israel rally outside Downing Street, and why he believes all Christians should be standing against antisemitism
I am not generally someone who joins marches and demonstrations, but on Sunday I joined with some 10,000 people at an event outside Downing Street. It was co-ordinated by Christian Action Against Antisemitism (CAAA), and the aim was to show Christian solidarity with the Jewish community and Israel, in the face of the rising antisemitism in both the UK and globally.
All the speakers brought a sobering message of both the need for Christians to support and stand with the Jewish people, and the commitment of their different organisations and initiatives to do exactly this. The feeling of unity was palpable.
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