Sir Moses MontefioreBoard of Deputies president honours legacy of his predecessor MontefiorePhil Rosenberg said that ‘it’s a privilege to continue the work he began’By Ben Conway3 min read
Board of DeputiesCatholic schools to teach pupils about antisemitismThe pilot project – run by the Board of Deputies and Catholic organisations – is being launched in the MidlandsBy Gaby Wine1 min read
Jewish-Muslim relationsJewish and Muslim leaders look to rebuild relations post-October 7A summit was convened by Dr Qari Asim, co-chair of the UK Muslim Network and Phil Rosenberg, president of the Board of Deputies of British JewsBy JC Reporter2 min read
Church of EnglandChief Rabbi condemns ‘shameful’ Church of England Israel motionArchbishop of Canterbury says that to ‘hear’ Palestinian Christian document that accuses Israel of genocide does not mean the Church agrees with everything in itBy Simon Rocker5 min read
Andy BurnhamWe will talk to Andy Burnham about link between Israel-hate and antisemitic attacks, say Jewish leadersCommunal groups voice ‘significant concerns’ over next PM’s statement on GazaBy Lorin Bell-Cross3 min read
Commission on Disability InclusionBritish Sign Language being used in Board’s Commission on Disability InclusionThis marks the first time that the Board of Deputies is using BSL in a commissionBy Minnie Peters1 min read
By Nicholas CullinanOur British Museum lecture on ancient Israel and Judah shows the public cares about history and evidenceFar from diminishing interest, the rescheduling of the Jewish Culture Month event broadened its reach, enabling thousands more people to participate in a thoughtful exploration of one of the world's most significant regions1 min read
‘We will not be intimidated’: British Museum director rebuts the mob as Israel lecture attracts thousandsThe talk was Jewish Culture Month’s most attended event, drawing 4,000 people onlineBy Daniel Ben-David2 min read||June 12, 2026 11:25
‘Dinner at ours this Friday?’The Jewish community is being urged to share their Friday night dinner with non-Jewish friends and colleaguesBy Alma Green1 min read||June 11, 2026 17:25
Mr Pickle speaks! The Jewish Culture Month mascot bringing joy to Britain answers our questionsWhy now is the right time to preserve and celebrate the ‘flavour and identity’ of British Jewish life – according to eye-catching vinegary vegBy Siam Goorwich3 min read||May 26, 2026 12:23
‘My grandparents were at Battle of Cable Street – now I’m fighting the same hate’‘Nearly a century later, we are here again having to deal with this same hate in our streets,’ said one attendee at the Standing Strong rallyBy Jamie Shapiro3 min read||May 10, 2026 18:20
The woman whose job it is to bring more joy and less oy to our livesThe JC meets Liat Rosenthal, head of the Board’s new Jewish Culture Month, which starts on May 16By Gaby Wine6 min read||May 6, 2026 17:39
Community to unite at ‘extinguish antisemitism’ march in central London on May 10The march has been organised as the public reels from a spate of violent attacks on synagoguesBy Jamie Shapiro2 min read||April 24, 2026 14:12
Zack Polanski criticised for remarks about Jewish community’s ‘perception of unsafety’The Green Party’s leader also accused the Labour Party of ‘weaponising’ antisemitismBy Lorin Bell-Cross4 min read||April 22, 2026 16:41
Jewish leaders ‘appalled’ after UK ‘abandons principle’ on anti-Israel UN agendaLondon’s vote to abstain rather than oppose controversial Item 7 at the United Nations Human Rights Council is ‘inexcusable’ say the Board and JLCBy Jane Prinsley2 min read||March 31, 2026 14:09
Board launches commission to break down barriers for people with disabilitiesThe chair of the commission shares his personal reasons for being involvedBy Alma Green2 min read||March 16, 2026 16:08
