Chief Rabbi Mirvis speaks at march against antisemitism in London

The Chief Rabbi addresses the impact of events since October 7th, highlighting Israel's unwanted war and the unity of its people. He acknowledges the support from British leaders and friends, while condemning the rise of anti-Semitism and hatred. The Rabbi calls for peace, justice, and community cohesion, urging people to learn from history and reject violence. He emphasizes the importance of education and unity against anti-Semitism, concluding with a prayer for peace.

What message does the Chief Rabbi convey regarding the hostages?

What historical reference does the Chief Rabbi make regarding the Battle of Cable Street?

How does the Chief Rabbi express the desire for peace in his address?