How can Christians stand up against antisemitism?
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How can we practically stand up for the Jewish community? Antisemitic incidents across the UK have risen by a fifth, while difficult conversations continue within the Church about Israel and antisemitism. Michael Fanstone was joined by Steve Maltz, who writes about the Jewish roots of Christianity, and Fiona Sorbala, a Jewish believer in Jesus and co-leader of Chosen People Ministries UK, to ask what it means to love our neighbours in action.
Released on 12 Aug 2026
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