The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) was honoured to hold an exclusive Zoom event featuring Rabbi Leo Dee, renowned author, and Special Envoy for Social Initiatives appointed by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The event, titled “Perspectives on War,” provided a unique opportunity for attendees to gain insights into the
The National Jewish Assembly expresses its deep concern and condemnation regarding the recent disruption of London’s Liverpool Street train station by over 500 pro-Palestinian activists. The sit-in, organised by the campaign group Sisters Uncut, took place on Tuesday evening and left Jewish and many other passengers feeling intimidated and seeking
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is deeply alarmed by recent developments during a pro-Palestine rally held on October 31 outside the prime minister’s residence in London. Video footage and reports from the event reveal that individuals at the rally chanted in Arabic, exclaiming, “Oh beloved Abu Obaida, hit and bomb
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses disappointment regarding London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s recent request for Israel to agree to a ceasefire with Hamas amidst the ongoing conflict. While the NJA respects Mayor Khan’s concerns for peace, the NJA believes there are crucial factors that must be considered: Hostage Crisis: Hamas
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) extends its sincere commendation to Mohammed Amin MBE FRSA for his unwavering commitment to principles of justice and righteousness. Mr. Amin’s recent resignation as Chairman of the Islam and Liberty Network (ILN) serves as a beacon of integrity within the think tank space and exemplifies
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) unequivocally condemns Dilly Hussain’s egregious and reprehensible endorsement of violence against Jews. Hussain is a British-born Islamist from Bangladesh, who works as the Deputy Editor of ‘5 Pillars’ – a registered charity in the UK (“FIVE PILLARS LIMITED” Charity number: 1082626). Hussain recently took to
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses its deep concerns regarding a recent interview on Sky News, where host Kay Burley seemed to adopt an accusatory tone while questioning Financial Secretary to the Treasury Victoria Atkins MP about the incident involving the Al-Ahli hospital in Gaza. During the interview, it was
The National Jewish Assembly is deeply troubled by a video released on October 21, 2023, by the Al-Rahmah Faith Centre based in Leeds, titled “The Message to the World on Gaza | Khutbah by Ustadh Umar Muqaddam.” In this video, Muqaddam makes statements that warrant serious concern and condemnation. It
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses its profound disappointment and condemnation of Na’amod, a fringe leftist organisation that falsely claims to speak for the British Jewish community. Na’amod’s recent demonstration at Parliamentary Square in London, which garnered only a minuscule crowd, not only failed to represent the true sentiments of
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is delighted to celebrate the latest success of its online speaker events, which attracted 249 attendees via Zoom. The event, held on Thursday, October 19th, focused on the critical topic of “Is Israel breaking international law?” and featured a panel of esteemed guest speakers. In
On October 16, 2023, the National Jewish Assembly led an unprecedented rally outside the headquarters of the BBC. Our message was straightforward: cease the equivocation and refer to Hamas as what it is—a terrorist organisation. The BBC, known for its global reach and ostensibly unbiased reporting, has regrettably adopted a
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses its deep concern and condemns in the strongest terms the recent wave of antisemitic incidents that have swept across Europe and the United Kingdom. These incidents, fueled by false reporting and the dissemination of fake news regarding an alleged Israeli airstrike on a Gaza