NJA Welcomes Devon’s Apology but Raises Concerns over Donation to Anti-Zionist Organisation
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) welcomes the apology issued by LBC presenter Natasha Devon for her erroneous commentary on the Hamas attacks of October 7th. Devon’s initial comments cast doubt on the verified reports of sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas against Israeli hostages, sparking an outcry from Jewish communities worldwide. While her apology is a […]
Pesach Message from the NJA
Dear Members, Supporters, and Friends, As we enter Pesach, a festival celebrating our liberation, we find ourselves reflecting on the trials our community faces today. Our people remain under threat—hostages still held by Hamas in Gaza, Israel facing attacks on multiple fronts, and a rise in unbridled antisemitism affecting Jews in the UK and worldwide. […]
NJA Calls for Comprehensive Review and Reform in Policing Pro-Palestine Demonstrations
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is deeply concerned about the events surrounding the recent pro-Palestine demonstrations in London, particularly the interaction involving Gideon Falter, Chief Executive of the Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA), and the Metropolitan Police. While the NJA acknowledges that the police officer involved may not have intended to be antisemitic, the use of […]
Six Months in Shadows: The Moral Imperative to Rescue Israel’s Hostages
Six months have passed since the horrific Hamas invasion of Israel, a day that seared its mark into the annals of our collective memory with unparalleled brutality. As the world moves on, embroiled in its ever-turning cycle of news and narratives, a critical issue remains glaringly unresolved—the fate of the Israeli hostages still held captive […]
NJA Raises Concern Over Disturbing Survey Findings from the Henry Jackson Society
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses deep concern over the recent survey findings published by the Henry Jackson Society, revealing alarming attitudes among British Muslims towards the Israel-Gasa conflict and broader social and political issues. The survey, conducted by J.L. Partners for the Henry Jackson Society, uncovered startling results, notably indicating that only 24% of […]
NJA Celebrates Israel’s Triumph Over Coordinated Iranian Attack
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) proudly celebrates Israel’s remarkable triumph in thwarting the recent coordinated assault launched by Iran, involving hundreds of drones and ballistic missiles from multiple fronts including Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Yemen. This unprecedented attack marks a significant escalation in regional tensions and underscores the continuous threats posed by Iran and its […]
NJA Condemns the Reinstatement of the Voices of Resilience Event by HOME
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses profound disappointment and concern over HOME Theatre’s decision to reinstate with the Voices of Resilience event. This decision blatantly disregards the serious reservations highlighted by our community regarding the involvement of a contributor known for making deeply offensive references to the Holocaust and engaging in undeniable antisemitic rhetoric. NJA […]
NJA Responds to Sir Alan Duncan’s Unfounded Criticisms of the Conservative Friends of Israel
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) unequivocally denounces the recent statements made by Sir Alan Duncan regarding the Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI) and its senior officials, Lord Polak and Lord Pickles. Sir Alan’s call for their removal from the Lords, accusing them of “exercising the interests of another country,” is not only baseless, but eerily […]
National Jewish Assembly Hosts Speaker Series Event with The Rt. Hon. Joan Ryan, CEO of ELNET UK
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is delighted to report the triumph of its latest Speaker Series event, featuring a dynamic discussion with The Rt. Hon. Joan Ryan, Chief Executive Officer of ELNET UK. Hosted by Steve Winston, Managing Director of the NJA, the event captivated an audience of 100 guests with its insightful exploration of […]
NJA Condemns Historically Revisionist Quds Day Rally in London as a Platform for Antisemitism and Hate
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) vehemently condemns the forthcoming Quds Day Rally scheduled for Friday, 5th April, outside the Home Office in Westminster. This event, claiming to promote solidarity, instead serves as a conduit for historically revisionist narratives that fuel antisemitism, hate against Israel, and legitimise violence against Jewish communities globally. Organised annually, this year’s […]