The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) notes the recent letter (click here to read) sent by Dr Rosena Allin-Khan MP to the Prime Minister regarding Gaza and Judea and Samaria. The letter is notable not only for what it says, but for what it omits. It presents a highly selective account
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) has taken note of recent reporting concerning Sam Mézec, leader of Reform Jersey, Jersey’s current Minister for Housing and a candidate for Senator, and Lee Carpenter, a board member of Reform Jersey and candidate for Deputy in St Helier Central. This has prompted a closer
The National Jewish Assembly condemns Zack Polanski’s decision to support calls for the monitoring and investigation of British nationals who have served in the Israel Defence Forces. No one is above the law, and credible allegations of war crimes should always be investigated. However, Mr Polanski is not lending his
The National Jewish Assembly condemns in the strongest possible terms the reported decision by the United Nations to place Israeli entities on a blacklist relating to conflict related sexual violence alongside organisations such as Hamas and ISIS. This is a grotesque and morally distorted equivalence. To compare a democratic state
The National Jewish Assembly is deeply concerned by reports that the British Museum postponed a Jewish Culture Month event on Ancient Israel and Judah over fears of protests and disruption. The event was a scholarly discussion examining the archaeology, history, and material culture of the ancient kingdoms of Israel and
Following last weekend’s communal rally against antisemitism, it is extraordinary that Rabbi Gabriel Kanter-Webber chose not to focus his energies on the reasons for the rally itself: the hatred, intimidation, anti-Jewish hostility, and extremist rhetoric that have become increasingly normalised on Britain’s streets since 7 October, but instead on attacking
The National Jewish Assembly condemns in the strongest possible terms the stabbing of two Jewish individuals in Golders Green, an attack subsequently confirmed as a terrorist attack. This is not an isolated incident. It is the latest manifestation of a sustained and escalating pattern of attacks against the Jewish community
We Believe Alliance Drives Lords Vote on IRGC Ban The We Believe Alliance (WBA) has driven the issue of proscribing Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) onto the parliamentary agenda, helping drive a vote in the House of Lords pushing MPs toward a ban. In February, WBA convened a high-level
An attempted firebombing of the Finchley Reform Synagogue is not an isolated incident. It is a warning. It comes only weeks after ambulances operated by a Jewish community emergency service, one that serves the wider public, were deliberately set alight in Golders Green. The trajectory is no longer arguable. The
Statement from the We Believe Alliance The BBC’s decision to platform Tucker Carlson is not an isolated lapse in judgement. It is the latest example in a long and deeply troubling pattern. Time and again, the BBC has demonstrated a consistent failure when it comes to Israel and the Jewish
The We Believe Alliance condemns the reported remarks made in a “Greens for Palestine” What’s App group in which Jews are described in dehumanising terms. Let us be clear. This is not activism. It is antisemitism, explicit and unapologetic. It follows a pattern seen from the darkest chapters of European
The Green Party’s proposed motion declaring Zionism to be racism is not an act of anti-racism. It is an attempt to make Jewish self-determination the one exception to principles otherwise claimed to be universal, and it is to be proposed at it Spring conference this coming weekend, 28th and 29th