Standing Room Only as Anne Herzberg and Natasha Hausdorff Expose Lawfare Against Israel at NJA Event
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) commends the United Kingdom government for its recent statement at the United Nations Security Council, addressing pressing issues related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. While the NJA appreciates the UK government’s efforts in certain areas, it needs to take more assertive action on several critical matters.
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) proudly applauds the warm welcome extended by President Isaac Herzog to the new British Ambassador to Israel, Simon Walters. This cordial reception underscores the enduring and robust relationship between the Jewish community and the United Kingdom. In his gracious welcome, President Herzog expressed the deep-rooted
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is delighted to announce the success of a recent event featuring Christian Wakeford MP, who engaged in a candid and informative discussion with NJA Chairman Gary Mond. This event provided a platform for vital conversations surrounding issues affecting the Jewish community, antisemitism, political affiliations, and
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) joyously celebrates the recent Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the United Kingdom and Israel, solidifying their commitment to fostering collaboration in science, innovation, and technology. This landmark agreement, which allocates £1.7 million for joint research initiatives, represents a significant milestone in the bilateral relationship between
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) were delighted and honoured to host Christian Wakeford MP online on Tuesday evening, 19th September. MP for Manchester’s Bury South since 2019 and a longstanding friend of the Jewish people and the State of Israel, it was to much surprise, concern, and for some of
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is deeply appalled by the recent article published by BBC Arabic, which falsely claims that Jews were the “original suicide bombers.” Such unfounded and offensive statements perpetuate harmful stereotypes and historical inaccuracies, and the NJA strongly condemns the BBC’s irresponsible reporting. The article, titled “The
The National Jewish Assembly commends Foreign Secretary James Cleverly for his visit to Israel and his commitment to strengthening security ties between the United Kingdom and Israel. This historic visit reaffirms the importance of a strong partnership in the face of regional security threats. During his visit, Foreign Secretary Cleverly
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses its concern over the recent protests against judicial reform in Israel, organised by Defend Israeli Democracy UK. While it respects the right to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression, the NJA believes that constructive dialogue and engagement are more effective means of conveying the
The National Jewish Assembly extends its support to Rabbi Leo Dee on his appointment as Special Envoy for Social Initiatives by Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen. Rabbi Leo Dee has shown remarkable strength and resilience in the face of a tragic loss, as his wife Lucy and daughters Maia and
The National Jewish Assembly is appalled and deeply concerned by the recent antisemitic remarks made by Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority. In his speech before the Fatah’s “Revolutionary Council,” Abbas made offensive and baseless claims regarding the Jewish people and the Holocaust, promoting harmful stereotypes and conspiracy theories.
The National Jewish Assembly expresses deep concern over Hannah Weisfeld’s recent statement in Parliament regarding the proposed Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill. Whilst representatives from the Board of Deputies (BoD), the Jewish Leadership Council (JLC), and Conservative Friends of Israel (CFoI) conveyed their respective organisations’ support of
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses concern over the protests and calls to boycott Israeli Minister of Diaspora Affairs Amichai Chikli’s visit to the UK, as well as the decision of JW3 to cancel hosting a visit by the minister due to “internal pressure”. While respecting the right to peaceful