Press Releases

The We Believe Alliance is appalled by the antisemitic attack on Hatzolah ambulances in Golders Green in the early hours of this morning. Setting fire to Jewish-run emergency vehicles is an act of antisemitism as well as criminal destruction. It is a targeted assault on life saving infrastructure primarily serving

The scenes surrounding this weekend’s Al Quds Day gathering were a disgrace to London and to Britain as a whole. While the Metropolitan Police say they are investigating chants led by Bob Vylan calling for the death of the IDF, the fact that such rhetoric was allowed to echo through

The We Believe Alliance stands firmly in support of the recent defensive and proportionate strikes carried out by the United States and Israel against strategic assets of the Iranian regime. These actions targeted legitimate military and security infrastructure directly connected to the regime’s ability to project violence, sponsor terrorism and

The We Believe Alliance, comprised of We Believe in Israel and the National Jewish Assembly, unequivocally condemns the disgraceful defacement of the statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square, London. This is not an isolated act of vandalism. It is the predictable manifestation of a climate in which hostility towards

The We Believe Alliance is a merger of the National Jewish Assembly and We Believe In Israel. The High Court’s ruling on Palestine Action may be a legal determination, but it carries far wider implications for how Britain confronts organised movements that deliberately operate through confrontation, intimidation and calculated lawbreaking.

29th January 2026 The National Jewish Assembly and We Believe In Israel are deeply concerned by reports that Shahid Butt, who was convicted in Yemen in 1999 for his role in a terrorist plot to bomb the British consulate in Aden, as well as other targets, is standing in the

This op-ed by the NJA’s Managing Director Steve Winston was published in the Jewish Weekly’s January 29th 2026 edition. For too long, Britain has struggled to say a simple word when it comes to certain forms of extremism: no. As long as violence happens overseas, or ideology dresses itself up

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WBII and NJA Publish Parliamentary Briefing and Policy Recommendations Calling for the Proscription of the IRGC and the Muslim Brotherhood London – 14 January 2026 We Believe in Israel (WBII), the National Jewish Assembly (NJA) and partners today announce the publication of their latest Parliamentary Briefing and

The National Jewish Assembly (NJA) and We Believe in Israel (WBII) strongly condemn the anti-Israel demonstration outside Miznon in Notting Hill. Targeting a lawful business because it is Israeli-owned and frequented by Israelis and British Jews is not legitimate protest, it’s intimidation. Dressing such actions up as “political expression” does

It is yet another dangerous step on a slippery slope an Egyptian-British individual whose historic social media posts openly championed the killing of Zionists, Israelis and British police officers has been allowed back into the UK with seemingly minimal scrutiny. We already know where antisemitism disguised as “anti-Zionism” leads: Jews murdered

Just after the horrific terrorist attack on Yom Kippur outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue in Manchester, Gary Mond, chairman of the NJA wrote the following which appeared on the GB News website: I offer my heartfelt condolences to the families of the murdered victims of today’s heinous attack