NJA Condemns Lenient Sentence for Golders Green Kosher Supermarket Knife Attack
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is appalled by the lenient sentence handed down to Gabriel Abdullah, the 34-year-old man who terrorised staff at a kosher supermarket in Golders Green with a knife while demanding their views on Israel and Palestine. Abdullah was arrested in January and initially charged with a hate crime, but ultimately received […]
NJA Condemns The Muslim Vote and Independent Candidate Tanushka Marah for Targeting Pro-Israel MPs
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly condemns The Muslim Vote and independent candidate Tanushka Marah for their targeted campaign against MPs who have expressed support for Israel. This tactic is not only divisive but also undermines the democratic values that our society cherishes. The Muslim Vote’s recent statement supporting certain Labour candidates based on their […]
NJA Condemns Sir Keir Starmer’s Suggestion of an Arms Embargo on Israel
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly condemns Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer’s suggestion that a Labour government would consider reviewing and potentially revoking UK arms export licences to Israel. Such a move would represent a reckless departure from the UK’s principles of supporting democratic allies and ensuring regional stability. NJA Vice Chairman Laurence Julius remarked, […]
NJA Denounces Dr. Mehmood Jamshed for Dangerous and Antisemitic Comments
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly condemns the recent comments made by Dr. Mehmood Jamshed, the Workers Party GB candidate for Mitcham and Morden. Dr. Jamshed’s remarks on X are not only deeply offensive but also propagate dangerous misinformation and antisemitic rhetoric. Dr. Jamshed’s claim that the October 7 massacre by Hamas was a “false-flag […]
Gary Mond: Election 2024 has to be turning point in dealing with extremism in the UK
Election 2024 has to be turning point in dealing with extremism in the UK By Gary Mond, Chairman of the National Jewish Assembly As we approach the general election on 4 July, political commentators will attempt to focus on the key issues which will determine the success or otherwise of the main political parties. […]
The UK Must Not Betray Israel with an Arms Embargo
The Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) is pushing a dangerously naive agenda by calling for an arms embargo on Israel. This hardened leftist anti-war group, a partner of the disgraced Palestine Solidarity Campaign, is fixated on UK arms sales to Israel, a liberal democracy, while ignoring the real threats posed by arms deals from China, […]
NJA Launches Solidarity Mission to Reflect on a Year of Profound Change
As we approach the one-year mark since the tragic events of October 7th, 2023, the National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is proud to announce our latest solidarity mission to Israel, “We Shall Prevail: Feel Connected, Feel Israel.” Scheduled for 9th – 12th September 2024, this mission is now accepting expressions of interest and promises to be […]
NJA hosts timely online speaker Event ‘The ICC vs Israel’ with Professor Avi Bell
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is pleased to announce the resounding success of our recent online event, “The ICC vs Israel,” held on Tuesday, May 28th. The event featured Professor Avi Bell, a member of the Faculty of Law at Bar Ilan University and the University of San Diego School of Law, Senior Fellow at […]
From our Managing Director: The Jewish Community Demands Answers for the Upcoming General Election
As the general election looms, it is imperative that the Jewish community in the UK engages in a sober and informed discussion about the policies and platforms of each party. This is not merely an exercise in civic duty; it is a crucial step in ensuring that our community’s interests are adequately represented and protected. […]
From our Managing Director: The Recklessness of Admitting Gazan Refugees
The proposition to bring Gazan refugees into the UK is not only misguided but perilous. Labour MPs such as Sam Tarry and Jess Phillips seem detached from the stark realities that accompany such a decision. They argue that Gazans, portrayed as a “highly skilled and well-educated workforce,” would benefit the UK. However, this naive romanticism […]