Board of Deputies of British Jews
British Jewish orgs. launch new workplace antisemitism guidance with UK Business Secretary
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds convened a roundtable of community and business leaders during the conference to discuss workplace antisemitism and welcomed the revised publication.
Board of Deputies passes motion declaring Green Party a 'racist party'
'National security emergency': Britain’s antisemitism crisis leaves British Jews fearing for future
Britain's Jewish Culture Month aims to move conversation beyond October 7
UK Conservatives demand BBC inquiry over alleged Hamas ties in Gaza film
BBC faces scrutiny over claims it paid Hamas-linked figures for Gaza film as Conservatives demand answers on license fee funds going towards Hamas.
New survey in UK to assist addressing antisemitism in workplaces
The survey is particularly focused on the impact of the Israel-Hamas war on Jew-hatred in the workplace.
ADL, Board of Deputies create free school resource about Jews, antisemitism
Jewish Living Online (JLO) was created to target the increase in antisemitic incidents among younger demographics and school-age children in the UK.
Pro-Palestine mob protests 'Haaretz'-run event in London Jewish community center
Protesters opposed the event despite it featuring many speakers who are critical of Israel.
Chief rabbi, British Jews criticize UK decision to restrict arms sales to Israel
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis said that the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development's Office's suspension of almost 30 of the around 350 arms licenses to Israel "beggars belief."
Bournemouth City Council declines motion to de-twin from Netanya
The Palestine Solidarity Movement rallied to support the motion. According to the BCP-based group, the item was "undemocratically" removed from the agenda.
British Jewry congratulates Starmer on Labour election victory
British Jewish organizations thanked Rishi Sunak for the work he had done during his time at No.10 and congratulated Keir Starmer on his new role as prime minister
'Antisemitism and the 1753 Jew Law Controversy': The roots of UK antisemitism - review
Antisemitism and the 1753 Jew Law Controversy is a most valuable and timely book, especially given the recent demonstration of rampant Jew-hatred by Hamas.
UK Jewish org. head: We need legal, social penalties for being antisemitic
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Tamar Uriel-Beeri and Sarah Ben-Nun.
Israel must strengthen its democracy and escape its dangerous cycle - opinion
Finding a way through the current crisis is a matter of existential urgency which affects the very fabric of Israel and Jewish life.