Board of Deputies of British Jews
'National security emergency': Britain’s antisemitism crisis leaves British Jews fearing for future
Record hate incidents, political divisions, and fears of radicalization have left Jews questioning their place in society
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Britain's Jewish Culture Month aims to move conversation beyond October 7
CEO of the Board of Deputies of British Jewry discusses antisemitism
Britain's Jewish community pushes back as antisemitism reaches historic levels
Jewish organizations should work together to fight antisemitism - comment
Although it’s great that there are so many organizations that have decided to promote this important and existential cause, the problem is that they are not in sync with each other.
I voted against censuring JNF - here's why - opinion
My colleagues who met me for the first time were surprised, some shocked, to see me, a chap with an Arab Muslim name, addressing and urging them to oppose the motion to censure JNF
NSO scandal is symptom of rot in Israeli police culture - opinion
Culture is what is really at the heart of the problem with Israel’s police force.
President Herzog, Jewish Agency CEO and Israeli Envoy meet with British Jewish leaders
Dozens of Jewish leaders from across the UK attended the meeting with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, which focused on key issues facing British Jewry today.
Board of Deputies renews calls for Welsh Assembly candidate to step down
Plaid Cymru candidate Sahar Al-Faifi has repeatedly come in for criticism over antisemitic social media posts.
UK Jewish community calls for clamp down on antisemitic MPs
Vice president for the Board, Amanda Bowman, said: 'We view with great concern the past conduct of a number of newly elected members of the House of Commons.'
The Guardian retracts pro-Corbyn letter over ‘misleading’ description
After critics said all the letter’s signatories were from the British-Jewish community’s left-wing fringes or outside of British Jewry, it was taken down.
In 2019, U.K. government committed $17m to protect Jewish institutions
“I am sure that this friendship and my support will continue in the years to come,” Prime Minister Theresa May wrote in a letter to the Board of Deputies of British Jews.
