Press Releases

The National Jewish Assembly strongly condemns former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s recent comments praising Finsbury Park Mosque as a “place of peace, hope, and solidarity.” These statements come in the wake of revelations that the mosque has hosted antisemitic Imams and officials, and that tax funds have been allocated to

The National Jewish Assembly applauds the decision of The Lubber Fiend, a music venue in Newcastle, to cancel the screening of the deeply problematic film “Oh, Jeremy Corbyn! The Big Lie” after discussions with Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA). This action follows the recent trend of various institutions cancelling screenings of

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) commends the justice system for its resolute handling of the case against Abdullah Qureshi, who has been sentenced for a series of racially aggravated assaults against religious Jews. The NJA applauds the sentencing as a strong deterrent against hate crimes and a testament to the

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) vehemently condemns the heinous terror attack that occurred in the town of Huwara on August 19, resulting in the tragic loss of two innocent Israeli lives. The NJA further condemns the Palestinian terrorist attack near Hebron on August 21 that claimed the life of an

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is proud to announce the success of another engaging virtual event titled “Does Radical Social Justice Ideology Fuel Antisemitism?” featuring the esteemed speaker, David Bernstein. The event took place on Wednesday, 16th August 2023, via Zoom. The NJA welcomed a diverse audience of near 30

The National Jewish Assembly strongly condemns the recent Twitter post by David Miller, a long-standing proponent of anti-Jewish hate, which denigrates the well-documented and persistent issue of antisemitism while promulgating harmful antisemitic stereotypes. The Tweet not only misrepresents the reality of discrimination faced by Jewish communities, but it also advances

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses deep concern over recent attempts to inject leftist progressive and radically sexual-essentialist politics into religious discourse, particularly within the context of Judaism. The recent comments made by Rabbi Lev Taylor of South West Essex and Settlement Reform Synagogue (SWESRS) regarding the sexuality of God

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses profound outrage at the disturbing revelations of senior commanders from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) using a London-based student organisation to spread extremist antisemitic propaganda and incite violence within British universities. The dissemination of hateful and dangerous ideologies on UK campuses by individuals

The National Jewish Assembly has noted the reaction of several organisations in the UK Jewish community regarding the passing of the first part of the judicial review legislation in Israel. Unlike some other Jewish groups, we have a consistent stance in passing no public comment, and taking no public view,

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) unequivocally condemns the repugnant and blatantly antisemitic remarks made at the far-left Socialist Workers Party’s (SWP) Marxism 2023 festival held at SOAS University in London. With deep concern, the NJA denounces the heinous calls for the “destruction” of the State of Israel and the outrageous

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) extends its commendation to the governments of the United Kingdom and Israel for hosting a momentous national security dialogue in Jerusalem. This landmark strategic meeting, held on July 18, 2023, centred on addressing pressing security issues, including the Iranian threat, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses its deep disappointment and concern over the misleading and unsubstantiated comments made by Conservative MP Paul Bristow, accusing Israel of killing “dozens of Palestinian children” in military operations this year. The NJA firmly rejects these baseless claims, which ignore the complex realities on the