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March 20, 2026, 5:36 pm
British Jews have come late to the art of protest – but it is vital they learn it
We live in an era where the popularity of a cause is increasingly gauged by whether those who support it are willing to go out on the streets and make their stance known
By Daniel Sugarman
Gail's protest outside The Guardian. Mark is pictured far right.
March 20, 2026, 5:19 pm
The Guardian protest was about more than Gail’s
This was not a spontaneous Jewish backlash to one column, but part of a broader campaign against the normalisation of anti-Jewish intimidation in Britain
By Mark Birbeck
Protesters gather outside The Guardian’s King’s Cross headquarters holding banners reading “Stop the new hate movement” following the Gail’s op-ed controversy. Photo Credit: Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA)
March 20, 2026, 1:11 pm
How the Great Croissant War became a proxy for Jewish anxiety in a world on fire
British Jews turning their anger on a vituperative Guardian column felt like angst looking for somewhere safe to land
By Josh Glancy
The Archway branch has been repeatedly vandalised, with its windows smashed and paint daubed on the walls.
March 16, 2026, 12:14 pm
The Guardian versus the aggressive sourdough
In the newspaper's hall-of-mirrors moral universe, smashed windows and racist graffiti are merely “petty symbolism”. The real crime is the existence of a bakery
By Richard Ferrer
Jonathan Liew's piece appeared in last Saturday's edition of the newspaper
March 15, 2026, 12:33 pm
Guardian column claims presence of Gail’s bakery near Palestinian cafe is ‘heavy-handed aggression’
Media watchdog lodges complaint after writer Jonathan Liew appears to rationalise targeting of Jewish-founded bakery in north London
By Adam Decker
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