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Reporting, interviews and opinion from our campaigns.

The Jewish Chronicle / Profile / 17 July 2026

Inside Stop The Hate

A profile of the people behind our street campaigns, from Swiss Cottage to Jewish Pride.

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The Guardian / Report / 9 November 2024

The campaign reaches the Guardian

Coverage of our match-day campaign for Emily Damari.

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The Jewish Chronicle / Report / 27 August 2026

Answer the Hate launches ↗

The JC covers the launch of our practical campaigning website, bringing together more than 60 guides, handbooks and arguments for people ready to act.

The Jewish Chronicle / Report / 1 February 2026

Standing with Iranian dissidents ↗

Coverage of our 31 January counter-protest with Iranian dissidents, where large screens showed footage of 7 October and the Iranian regime’s repression.

The Jewish Chronicle / Report / 24 November 2025

Standing up for St John’s Wood ↗

The JC joins our activists outside St John’s Wood station as protesters approach the synagogue, and reports our criticism of the policing response.

The Jewish Chronicle / Report / 31 July 2025

Taking the protest to LBC ↗

Around 250 people joined our protest outside Global’s headquarters after James O’Brien broadcast unsubstantiated allegations about Jewish children’s education. The JC spoke to people demanding action from the broadcaster.

The Jewish Chronicle / Feature / 10 April 2025

The growth of Jewish grassroots activism ↗

Interviews with our volunteers and co-founder Itai Galmudy explore why people took to the streets after 7 October, and the relationships between grassroots groups and established communal organisations.

The Jewish Chronicle / Report / 10 December 2024

Taking the hostages’ case to three embassies ↗

On Human Rights Day, we joined the Hostages and Missing Families Forum UK outside the Turkish, Qatari and Egyptian embassies to demand the hostages’ release. The JC covered our attempt to deliver letters to all three.

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The Spectator / Opinion / 24 May 2024

The revolt of the Jews of London ↗

Brendan O’Neill’s commentary on the stand outside the Phoenix Cinema, where Jews and allies defended the screening of a documentary about the Nova massacre.

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