NJA Pesach Message 2025: Let Our People Go
As we gather around the Seder table this Pesach, recounting the story of our ancestors’ liberation from Egypt, we are reminded that the command “Let My People Go” is not only ancient – it is achingly contemporary. This year, the festival of freedom carries a sombre weight. More than 59 hostages remain in Hamas captivity […]
NJA: Israel Has Every Right to Bar Foreign Lawmakers Who Intend to Malign It
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) supports Israel’s decision to deny entry to British MPs Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed, who were stopped at Ben-Gurion Airport after reportedly misrepresenting the nature of their visit and expressing intent to engage in anti-Israel activities. Despite claims by the MPs and Foreign Secretary David Lammy that this was a […]
Sadiq Khan’s Eid Message: Moral Theatre from a Mayor Missing in Action
The National Jewish Assembly today condemned London Mayor Sadiq Khan for issuing what can only be described as a moral pantomime disguised as an Eid message – complete with unverifiable Hamas talking points, selective outrage, and zero mention of the more than 100 Israeli hostages still languishing in Gaza. In his remarks, Khan claimed that […]
Standing Room Only as Anne Herzberg and Natasha Hausdorff Expose Lawfare Against Israel at NJA Event
On Tuesday evening, 1st April 2025, the National Jewish Assembly (NJA), in partnership with Camera UK and UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) Charitable Trust, hosted a sold-out event featuring two of the world’s foremost legal experts on antisemitism, international law, and the misuse of legal mechanisms against Israel. The event, titled An Evening with Anne […]
NJA Hosts MK Sharren Haskel and Investigative Journalist David Collier
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) hosted a major online event last night that laid bare the extent of the BBC’s systemic failures in reporting on Israel, drawing nearly 200 attendees for a searing and timely discussion featuring MK Sharren Haskel, Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister, and investigative journalist David Collier. The event centered on the recent […]
NJA Condemns Anti-Israel Protesters and Defends UK-Israel Defence Ties
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly condemns the disruptive and aggressive protest by anti-Israel activists at Chatham House on Thursday, where British Business and Trade Minister Jonathan Reynolds was interrupted on stage during a speech. The demonstrators, calling for a total halt to arms exports to Israel, including the export of F-35 parts, are part […]
Op-Ed: A Belated Step in the Right Direction – But Far From Enough
By Steve Winston, Managing Director, National Jewish Assembly After nearly 18 months of Jewish communities being hounded, harassed, and vilified on the streets of Britain in the wake of the worst anti-Jewish pogrom since the Holocaust, the British government has finally proposed something. A measure – tucked into a broader policing bill – that would allow police to […]
David Miller’s Latest Incitement Is Dangerous, Deranged – and Must Be Prosecuted
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) condemns in the strongest possible terms the latest remarks by disgraced academic David Miller, whose open call to “target Zionists” and “find out where they are” represents a clear incitement to hatred and a potential incitement to violence. In a chilling social media post to nearly 90,000 followers, Miller wrote: […]
National Jewish Assembly responds to the rank bias of Richard Burgon MP
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly condemns Early Day Motion 864, tabled by Richard Burgon MP and supported by over 50 MPs, calling for sanctions on Israel. EDM 864 paints a one-sided picture of Israel’s recent security operations, omitting entirely the role of Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and other terror groups operating within civilian infrastructure. […]
NJA Condemns Al Quds Day March in London: A Shameful Display of Extremism
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly condemns the annual Al Quds Day march held in central London this past Sunday – a parade of pro-Iranian extremism that has no place on British streets, especially in the aftermath of the Hamas massacre of October 7. The NJA has consistently expressed its opposition to Al Quds Day. […]