make common cause against (someone or something)

To work together to fight, prevent, or thwart someone or something. Once bitter rivals, the two have been forced to make common cause against this new threat.

See also: cause, common, make

See also:

react
react against
react against (someone or something)
insulate
insulate (someone or something) against (someone or something)
insulate against
insulate (someone or something) from (someone or something)
prevent from doing
bitter pill (to swallow)
leave the door open for

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