ACT NOW: Demand Real Protection for Jewish Students in Bristol
On the anniversary of the Hamas massacre, Jewish students at Bristol University faced terrifying hostility.
While hundreds gathered on College Green for a “pro-Palestinian” rally, students wearing Jewish symbols were followed, yelled at, and told October 7 was “justified resistance.” One was told antisemitism no longer needs disguising.
Two others were shouted at with “Free Palestine” while walking home from synagogue in a kippah.
A Bristol University student described the march as “beyond intimidating.” These are not peaceful protests. This is targeted harassment.
The Union of Jewish Students reports that young Jews across the UK are frightened to attend lectures. That includes Bristol. Police were stationed outside campus buildings for a reason. The threat is real.
At the same time, Israeli-owned businesses in Bristol are being shut down by anti-Zionist mobs determined to silence and isolate anyone connected to Israel. One arms company has already closed. This pressure is not about policy. It is about fear and intimidation.
The City Council of Bristol issued a statement of solidarity with the Jewish community on October 7. That statement matters — but it is no longer enough.
Words do not protect students. Statements do not stop harassment. The city must act before this escalates further.
CLICK HERE to sign the petition and demand real protection for Jews in Bristol.
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