Several left-wing Jewish groups joined a march against the far-right on Saturday, but mainstream Jewish bodies stayed away, struggling to find a place as the British political landscape becomes polarized to the extremes
Demonstrators march against far-right extremism in London, organised by the Together Alliance, a coalition of unions and civil society groups. Credit: Hannah McKay/Reuters
Several left-wing Jewish groups joined a march against the far-right on Saturday, but mainstream Jewish bodies stayed away, struggling to find a place as the British political landscape becomes polarized to the extremes
11:33 AM • April 01 2026 IDT
LONDON - Under bright skies with only the occasional sprinkle of rain, central London was buzzing on Saturday with the kind of mild hysteria that descends on British people amidst unseasonal sunshine.
Despite overwhelming public support to fight Iran's Islamic Republic in Operation Roaring Lion, the war is taking its toll on everyday citizens.
Australia, which imports about 90% of its fuel, has seen petrol prices surge and experienced localized shortages as a result of the US-Israeli war on Iran and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Syrian President Sharaa says no involvement in Iran war unless 'targeted' Submitted by Alex MacDonald on Mon, 03/30/2026 - 13:45 At Chatham House, Sharaa says Syria must avoid becomin
Most mainstream Jewish establishment organizations have resisted commenting on the law mandating the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of lethal acts of terrorism. The only group to openly welcome the law was the far-right Zionist Organization of America