The Board of Deputies has welcomed Boris Johnson's new Cabinet, saying there are "many firm friends" of the Jewish community among them.
After officially becoming prime minister on Wednesday afternoon, Mr Johnson embarked upon a total reorganisation of Theresa May's Cabinet.
His appointments include former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab as foreign secretary - the son of a Jewish refugee who fled the Nazis from Cezchoslovakia.
During his bid for the Tory leadership, he produced a video telling his father's story, in which he said of Labour's antisemitism crisis: "Every one of us in politics must always stand against antisemitism in all its forms.