As Jews, we should be looking outwards, as well as inwards. A message that resonates particularly in the run-up to Rosh Hashanah
By Emma Weleminsky
By Jonathan Arkush
The humanitarian crisis is the result of the terrorists’ cruelty and looting. But the Jewish state must still act decisively to prevent starvation. Jews around the world may have a part to play
Statement from religious leader comes after two Israeli human rights groups have accused the Jewish State of genocide in Gaza
By Jane Prinsley
The organisation has partnered with a Myanmar NGO to provide critical humanitarian aid
By Eliana Jordan
Over 600 people attended the World Jewish Relief fundraising dinner on Tuesday at an iconic north-west London venue
By Daniel Ben-David
Do you know someone who arrived in the UK between 1933 and 1946 with the assistance of the Central British Fund? World Jewish Relief might have their files
Instead of charging legal fees, Ian Fagelson asks clients to donate to Magen David Adom or World Jewish Relief
By Ellie Grant
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The charity has published a report of its activities in Ukraine since February 2022
A panel discussion hosted by World Jewish Relief this week saw the two Susskind brothers and their father, Richard, share a stage for the first time
Morocco was hit by the country’s deadliest earthquake in six decades, with the death toll now at 2,000
By Rosa Doherty
Contract awarded to WJR in partnership with the British Council will enable the charity to offer intensive English language and employment support courses
Emily Maitlis, Jon Sopel, Sir Nicholas Hytner and Sir Simon Schama involved as aid charity reflects on an impressive history and its current work in the UK, Ukraine and elsewhere
By JC Reporter
Historian Dr Rachel Pistol will be working with the case files of more than 200,000 people supported since the charity's establishment as the Central British Fund
