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King meets Chief Rabbi and prominent imams as faith leaders sign groundbreaking ‘Reconciliation Accords’

Chief Rabbi and other faith leaders commit to dialogue amid difficult Muslim-Jewish relations following October 7

February 11, 2025 15:01
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Faith leaders have signed a set of 'Reconciliation Accords' during a meeting at Buckingham Palace
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In an act of interfaith unity, the Chief Rabbi, leading imams and other senior rabbis today signed the Muslim-Jewish Reconciliation Accords, which they presented to King Charles at Buckingham Palace as a symbol of their commitment to dialogue.

Prominent Muslim and Jewish figures in the UK came together to sign the landmark agreement named The Drumlanrig Accord, which establishes a constructive framework for sustained interfaith solidarity amid rising tension in the UK.

The King received the faith leaders at Buckingham Palace following their signing of the unprecedented accords, fostering “reconciliation”,”understanding” and “solidarity” at Spencer House.

He first addressed Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis, Chief Imam of the Scottish Ahlul Bayt Society Dr Sayed Razawi, co-leader of Progressive Judaism Rabbi Josh Levy, and Senior Imam Qari Asim MBE.