MPs Tom Tugendhat and Lisa Nandy to address Manchester march against antisemitism

“Across the region, the Jewish community has been subjected to appalling abuse, physical attacks and desecration of property.”

He added that members of the community had “been forced to conceal their identities” while the city centre had “effectively been turned into a no-go zone most weekends due to overt antisemitism on anti-Israel marches”.

Other speakers will include The Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis, Marie van der Zyl, President of the Board of Deputies and Auschwitz Birkenau survivor, Ike Alterman.

The National March Against Antisemitism in London on Nov 26[Missing Credit]

Coaches are being laid on from Leeds and Liverpool and people are also travelling in from North Wales, London, Glasgow and Birmingham among others.

The march will start at 2pm on Deansgate to the side of Manchester Cathedral. It will proceed along Deansgate before concluding at The Castlefield Bowl.

Police and CST will be present and there will be security checks in place.