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
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) hosted a highly anticipated event on July 18th in partnership with Finchley United Synagogue (Kinloss), featuring the British Ambassador Designate to Israel, Simon Walters, in conversation with Natasha Hausdorff, Director of UK Lawyers for Israel. The event marked an important occasion as it was Ambassador
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is deeply disappointed by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office’s (FCDO) refusal to disclose and publish documents pertaining to the auditing of British aid provided to the Palestinian Authority (PA). The request for transparency was made in good faith by We Believe in Israel and
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly condemns the recent actions of Husam Zomlot, the Palestinian Liberation Organisation’s (PLO) envoy to the United Kingdom, for commemorating a Palestinian terrorist responsible for a heinous attack. Zomlot’s tweet memorialising Ghassan Kanafani, an orchestrator of the 1972 Lod Airport massacre, is just one example
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is disappointed in the BBC for its flagrantly biased reporting against Israel during its coverage of the recent IDF security operation in Jenin. Th BBC’s feeble and insincere apology, which falls far short of addressing the magnitude of its biased reporting and the harm caused
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) commends the UK government for its decision to enforce tougher sanctions against the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran, however it firmly believes that this action alone is not sufficient to address the challenges presented by the IRGC. The Foreign Office’s decision to expand
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly condemns the biased reporting exhibited by the BBC during an interview with former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, which displayed a clear disregard for journalistic objectivity and fairness. The interview, conducted by host Anjana Gadgil, contained inflammatory and unfounded statements that undermined the BBC’s
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) proudly applauds Laurence Julius, Vice Chairman of the NJA, for his insightful and impactful address to the Knesset last week, shedding light on the pressing issue of antisemitism in the diaspora. In his statement, Julius emphasised the urgent need to combat antisemitism in the digital
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) is pleased to announce another successful event on the theme of, “Peace, Politics and Plutonium: An Insider’s Look at the Fight for Israel on the Military and Media Battlefields,” featuring esteemed guest speaker Gil Hoffman. The event provided a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights
The recent decision of the United Jewish Israel Appeal (UJIA) to institute bureaucratic hurdles for its Israel tours to areas within the so-called ‘Green Line,’ and to risk excluding areas such as the Old City in Jerusalem, marks a striking instance where historical awareness seems conspicuously absent from the shaping
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) expresses its deepest condolences to the victims and their families affected by the heinous terrorist shooting attack near the city of Eli in the Binyamin region. The NJA stands in solidarity with the injured as they undergo medical treatment and prays for their full recovery.
The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) commends the announcement made by Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch at the Israeli Embassy’s “Israel 75” event, stating that public bodies will be prohibited from engaging in boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) activities against Israel. The NJA wholeheartedly supports this decision, which upholds the principles of