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St George’s Flag Walk Unites Faiths, Rebuts Far-Right

4/24/2026

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Organisers displayed the St George’s flag during a St George’s Day walk to counter far-right appropriation and signal unity amid rising antisemitic and anti-Muslim attacks.
About 50 people walked from St John’s Wood church through a Liberal Jewish synagogue to London Central mosque.
Phil Rosenberg warned that social-media algorithms amplify hate and foreign states exploit divisive issues to weaponise the St George’s flag.

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Story summary

Organisers displayed the St George’s flag during a St George’s Day walk to counter far-right appropriation and signal unity amid rising antisemitic and anti-Muslim attacks.
About 50 people walked from St John’s Wood church through a Liberal Jewish synagogue to London Central mosque.
Phil Rosenberg warned that social-media algorithms amplify hate and foreign states exploit divisive issues to weaponise the St George’s flag.