Tony Blair will be the keynote speaker at the Board of Deputies’ annual fundraising dinner in November.
The former Prime Minister has been a vocal critic of Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour leadership, describing the ongoing antisemitism row as a “truly shameful episode”, and the “alienation” of Jews a “terrible thing to have done”.
Marie van der Zyl, the Board’s president, announced Mr Blair as the guest speaker during a plenary meeting in London on Sunday.
She said: “Tony Blair has very graciously accepted our offer to be the guest of honour. And this is very, very important for us, deputies, at a time when antisemitism in the Labour Party shows no sign of ending.