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‘Liberals’ oppose meeting with Israeli envoy

More than 30 sign open letter critical of past remarks of Tzipi Hotovely. Chair of Liberal Judaism’s Black Jews and Jews of Colour Action Group resigns in protest over meeting

Bishop hosts Shabbat service for London shul closed for 16 months

A gathering in the Bishop of Southwark's garden allows South London Liberal members to pray together in person

Site of York massacre to host first Chanukah ceremony

Around 150 Jews were killed at Clifford's Tower in 1190

Newly ordained rabbis reflect on studying rabbinics later in life

Five new rabbis were ordained during a service at the Liberal Jewish Synagogue last month after completing their studies at Leo Baeck College

Board of Deputies will only work with Stop the Hate ‘if lessons are learnt’ after Progressive rabbis were removed from stage

Board President calls for ‘empathy’ as Rabbi Charley Baginsky and Rabbi Josh Levy urge respect for diverse views

Liberal Judaism's first woman chair sets out her vision for the future

Ruth Seager wants the movement to be a home for all, 'wherever they live and whatever their Jewish story'

Record conference crowd debates how to take Liberal Judaism forward

More than 300 delegates from 37 communities attend biennial - and others watch on YouTube

Brit Milah still a vital ritual

The available data showed circumcision is on the increase

Liberal youth movement is thriving at 70

A meeting held on January 19, 1947 established Liberal Judaism's youth movement, now known as LJY-Netzer.

Warm response to new chief Mirvis from Progressives

South London primary starts full of promise

First LGBT chair elected by Liberal Judaism movement

Karen Newman was elected unanimously at the movement’s AGM

Reform and Liberal UK synagogue movements announce merger plan

Liberal Judaism and Movement for Reform Judaism will work together to create unified organisation

Progressive and Masorti leaders call for recommitment to two-state solution

The letter published wednesday grieves the 'biggest loss of Jewish life since the Holocaust'

Rabbis split over survey revealing loss of faith

Vote on new Progressive Judaism movement on May 18

If successful, it would become the largest synagogue organisation in the UK