Press Releases

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly condemns the organisers and attendees of the Nakba Day march in London for their use of hateful and antisemitic language and their dissemination of false and inflammatory statements about Israel. The use of calls for intifada, equating Israel with Nazi Germany, and accusing Israel

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) commends Foreign Secretary James Cleverly for his recent statement welcoming the ceasefire between Israel and militant factions in Gaza, brokered by Egypt. The NJA appreciates the Foreign Secretary’s commitment to promoting dialogue and seeking a pathway towards sustainable peace in the region. Israel’s Operation Shield

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) stands in support of the government’s decision not to bring forward a definition of “Islamophobia.” As an organisation dedicated to combating all forms of hatred, including anti-Muslim hate, anti-Semitism, and racial hatred, the NJA believes in the importance of addressing these issues without providing a

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) stands in unwavering solidarity with the State of Israel during Operation Shield and Arrow, a crucial counter-terrorist operation aimed at safeguarding the security and well-being of Israeli citizens. As the situation in the region intensifies, it is imperative to condemn the actions of Palestinian terrorist

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) stands in full support of Israel’s recent counter-terrorist operation, Operation Shield and Arrow, initiated by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) and the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet). The operation, which began on May 9, aims to target and eliminate senior Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) terrorists

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) strongly objects to Amnesty International’s latest report “Automated Apartheid,” which alleges that Israel’s use of facial recognition technology is illegal and “fragments, segregates and controls Palestinians.” The report has been widely criticised for its selective bias and myopia when it comes to other countries, where

The National Jewish Assembly is disappointed by Martin Rowson’s recent caricature of Richard Sharp, the former chairman of the BBC. Rowson’s cartoon, published in The Guardian, perpetuates anti-Semitic tropes and imagery, which are both dangerous and harmful to the Jewish community. The caricature portrays Sharp carrying a box labeled “Goldman

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) applauds the English Premier League club, Arsenal, for taking a strong stand against antisemitism by launching the “Jewish Gooners” fan affiliate group. The Jewish Gooners will help create a more inclusive environment for Jewish fans and prevent future antisemitic incidents. The NJA is pleased to

The NJA strongly condemns the social media posts made by two Tory local election candidates, Ashley Sykes and Stanley Murphy, which trivialised and made light of the Holocaust, and targeted the LGBTIQA+ community. The NJA is deeply troubled by these candidates’ insensitivity and lack of understanding of the atrocities committed

On April 26, the National Jewish Assembly (NJA) successfully hosted an event in celebration of Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israel’s Independence Day. The event was held at the Kinloss Banqueting Suite, with close to 300 guests. The event was filled with joy and festivity, with guests enjoying traditional Israeli food, music, and

The National Jewish Assembly is appalled by the ignorant and insensitive comments made by Diane Abbott, who claimed that Jews have not experienced racism. Her words are a blatant denial of the experiences of Jewish people throughout history and present-day society. The NJA strongly condemns her remarks and commends the

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) hosted a special event with its first government minister on April 18th featuring Sarah Dines MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for Safeguarding), in conversation with Dr Alan Mendoza, Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Henry Jackson Society. The event aimed to address the