Suzy Gold writes that our Solidarity Delegation to Israel was not just about seeing Israel for ourselves; it was about connecting with it, supporting it, and becoming ambassadors for truth and unity on returning home.
After returning from the first Our Fight solidarity delegation to Israel, Wendy Earle writes that what struck her most was the commitment to remembering the dead, while deeply valuing life.
This week we will be in Israel to join commemorations for those murdered during the Holocaust, those who resisted during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, those who fought to establish the state of Israel, and those who continue the fight to defend it.
Ben Smith writes that it's more important than ever for non-Jews to show solidarity on Yom HaShoah—Israel's day of remembrance for the 6 million Jews murdered in the Holocaust. Our Fight is sending a delegation to Israel for the official ceremony, and joining the London commemoration.
On the eighth anniversary of the Westminster Bridge terror attack, which killed 5 and injured 48, Ben Smith explains why we will be holding a commemoration on the bridge. Join us to unite against terror, at 2pm on March 22nd.
Our Fight is planning a unique solidarity delegation to Israel at the end of April. If you'd like to be part of the trip then please fill in the form at the end of this article, to express your interest.
If the Holocaust shows merely a dark place where 'prejudice' can lead, then we have missed its bleak forewarning. Anti-Semitism is the only idea capable of engulfing a continent in a frenzy of slaughter; the Holocaust is the stark proof. All sessions from last week's symposium are now online.
Unless we prepare to challenge the re-writing of the Holocaust, the erasure of Jews from the story, and its transformation into a generic morality tale about prejudice, then HMD next year will be much worse than this year's. Join us today for our symposium to rewrite the promise of 'Never Again'.
On Saturday February 1st, 2025, Our Fight supporters joined the Stand Up to Racism march to expose the hypocrisy of the organisers and marchers. Mark Birbeck writes that this resulted in us being attacked and some of us even arrested. Full details in the press release.
Thank-you for helping to promote our upcoming symposium, Remaking the Promise of Never Again. On this page you will find graphics to share on social media, the correct links for ticket purchases, and templates for posts, emails and web pages. Email If you would like to send an email to
"And if none remembers, the dead are truly dead". To commemorate HMD we are sharing the poem VIGIL by Jeremy Robson. Jeremy will be a panelist at our forthcoming symposium, Remaking the Promise of Never Again.
Here we reproduce two of the stories told at our Holocaust Memorial Day event in London, organised with Stop the Hate.
Newsletter
The Our Fight newsletter issued on January 25th, 2025.
Holocaust
Institutions and declarations are not enough to guarantee 'never again'; each generation must understand the Holocaust for itself. Each generation must remake that promise. Join us in London and online, on Sunday February 9th, to discuss Remaking the Promise of Never Again. Tickets are now on sale.
Upcoming Events
Institutions and declarations are not enough to guarantee 'Never Again'; each generation must understand the Holocaust for itself. Each generation must remake that promise. On Sunday, February 9th, we will hold a public event in North London and online, as our contribution to remaking the promise.
Free Speech
On Tuesday, January 7th it will be 10 years since two Islamist terrorists attacked the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo for 'blasphemy', murdering 12. Join us in Trafalgar Square at 10.15am to commemorate. Together we will stand against terror and for free speech. #JeSuisCharlie2025
Upcoming Events
A round up of events from the previous few weeks, events to come, and dates for your diary.
Past Events
If you think that to march in solidarity with Britain's Jews tomorrow is to do them a favour, then you are wrong. They are leading the fight to defend our values. We need to march alongside them, to defend our shared values, before it's too late.
Past Events
It's time to make our voices heard. Join us next Sunday, December 8th, on CAA's march against anti-Semitism.
Past Events
Mark Birbeck explains why Our Fight and BFOI organised their first public meeting last week. Speakers Allison Pearson and Mick Hume argued that to defend civilisation's gains, we need to stand with Israel--the only country prepared to fight for its values.
Past Events
On 8th December, we must stand together and march. Every part of our public life has been affected by the unprecedented surge in antisemitism. We must not allow this to become normalised. On 8th December, we must make our voices heard. Sign up at https://t.co/p9MlPavcJH. pic.twitter.
Past Events
Join the annual AJEX Parade on Sunday, November 17th, to show your solidarity with Jews in Britain and your opposition to anti-Semitism.
Anti-semitism
"A war is not a genocide." The left and Islamists constantly lie that we are seeing a genocide in Gaza. They provide fuel for anti-Semitism. So we must challenge this now, because the lesson of the Holocaust is anti-Semitism is the one idea that really can produce a
Civilisation v. Barbarism
Our Fight and British Friends of Israel were both formed in response to the pogrom of 7.10, to show solidarity with Israel, and to challenge anti-Semitism. Thursday, November 21st sees their first public meeting. Join them to discuss why it has never been more urgent to stand with Israel.