London, 23/03/25 – At a time when antisemitism and religious persecution are on the rise, Christians gathered in solidarity at Oxford Circus to oppose extremism and stand with Jewish communities under threat. United by Faith , a movement uniting Christians from diverse backgrounds for shared concerns, joined over 400 demonstrators at the Stop the Hate counter-protest to challenge the radical narratives promoted at the Al Quds Day March .  For years, Al Quds Day—an event orchestrated by the Iranian regime—has been a platform for antisemitic rhetoric, calls for terrorism, and the glorification of groups like Hezbollah. The march has emboldened radical elements in Britain, leading to a rise in antisemitic hate crimes and a growing sense of fear within Jewish communities. Wilson Chowdhry , Chairman of United by Faith , was invited to speak at the event and emphasised the growing dangers of both antisemitism and religious extremism. After the event, he stated, "The rise in hate and...

All photos courtesy of Elliot Frank. On Saturday, March 15, 2025, Coventry Street in Central London became the stage for a powerful demonstration against antisemitism and extremism. The "Stop the Hate" counter-protest, inspired by the spirit of Purim, honored the memory of the Bibas brothers—Ariel (4 years old) and Kfir (10 months old)—who were among the victims of Hamas’s brutal attack on October 7, 2023. For 17 months, London has witnessed frequent "pro-Palestinian" marches that, far from simply expressing solidarity, have often been tainted by antisemitic rhetoric and anti-Israel propaganda. These demonstrations have created a troubling environment, fostering radicalization and normalizing hatred. In response, "Stop the Hate" and its supporters organized a peaceful, defiant event—one that stood for truth, unity, and the values of compassion and decency that define Great Britain. The Significance of Purim Purim is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the s...