The Jewish Left's Lost Ground: A Tale of Two Alliances The recent rally against antisemitism in London, where Rabbi Charley Baginsky was met with boos from the crowd, has left many in the community feeling uneasy about their place on the left.
This event highlighted a growing trend: as figures on the right take ownership of condemning antisemitism and robustly defending Israel, liberal and left wing British Jews are increasingly feeling isolated.
Research by the Institute for Jewish Policy Research shows that support for Labour among British Jews is at an all time low, with just 58% of Jews favouring the party in 2025 – a drop from the 75 80% historically recorded.