The National Jewish Assembly condemns Sir Keir Starmer’s shameful and dangerous decision to recognise a Palestinian state. This is not diplomacy – it is the rewarding of terrorism. Gaza is ruled by Hamas, an Islamist terror organisation whose 1988 charter and deology openly call for the destruction of Israel and
On September 8th 2025, National Jewish Assembly’s (NJA) fourth Solidarity Mission to Israel since the October 7 atrocities met with Israel’s Minister for Diaspora Affairs, Amichai Chikli, to discuss the escalating challenges facing Jewish communities in the UK and across Europe. During the meeting, NJA representatives presented a troubling picture
Op-Ed by the NJA’s Managing Director, Steve Winston, published in the Jewish Weekly’s 31st July 2025 edition On 21st July 2025, the UK government published a joint statement, signed by the UK and 30 international partners, on the situation in the so-called “Occupied Palestinian Territories” – a document so steeped
The National Jewish Assembly expresses serious concern over the UK Government’s recent endorsement – alongside Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Greece, Japan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland – of the
Mayor Sadiq Khan’s renewed call for the unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state is not only politically hollow, it’s dangerously misleading. Symbolic declarations will not create a sovereign state, nor will they alleviate the suffering of Palestinians under Hamas’s tyranny or the Palestinian Authority’s corruption. To suggest otherwise is not
The National Jewish Assembly expresses its profound concern over a motion introduced by members of the Scottish National Party and Scottish Green Party calling for the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) to be proscribed as a terrorist organisation in the United Kingdom. This proposal is not only wholly unjustified but represents
The National Jewish Assembly expresses deep concern over recent comments by UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy, who stated that the United Kingdom will take further punitive action against Israel if a ceasefire is not reached in Gaza. His remarks, made before the Foreign Affairs Committee on 8 July, represent a
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is deeply alarmed by the findings of an independent inquiry into Goldsmiths, University of London, which has revealed a systemic culture of antisemitism on campus dating back years. The report, led by barrister Mohinderpal Sethi KC, lays bare the hostility and exclusion faced by Jewish
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly condemns the British Medical Association’s (BMA) recent passage of three anti-Israel motions at its annual conference. By straying into divisive political territory, the BMA has undermined its professional integrity and alienated Jewish members at a time when unity in healthcare is needed more than
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) was honoured to host Lt. Col. (Res.) Eyal Dror, former commander of the Israel Defense Forces’ Operation Good Neighbour and author of Embracing the Enemy, for an extraordinary talk on June 19 about the humanitarian and strategic dimensions of Israel’s engagement with Syria and Iran.
The National Jewish Assembly urges the UK government and responsible elements of civil society to recognise a stark truth: in its war with Iran, Israel is not merely defending itself. It is buying time – for us all. For over two decades, Western democracies have indulged the Islamic Republic of
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) welcomes the long-overdue decision to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation following its disgraceful break-in and sabotage of RAF Brize Norton. This group has for years operated as a de facto foreign proxy, targeting UK interests on behalf of a radicalised anti-Israel agenda. Its