The Board has given the BBC until Pesach to address community concerns
By Jane Prinsley
Yvette Cooper said the government would 'redouble efforts to tackle antisemitism'
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The Commission had sought to disqualify Gary Mond over allegedly ‘anti-Muslim’ social media posts
By Ariella Knoble-Gershon
The Board of Deputies has been holding a weekly vigil opposite Downing Street for over a year
Sir Mark Rowley said the campaign’s calls for banning marches ‘ignore the reality of the law’
By Simon Rocker
The representative body says it will not be commenting on government’s new education proposals
The Opposition leader emphasised her commitment to ‘tackling antisemitism’, but there was no discussion of the complaint against former MP Sir Alan Duncan
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Board president Phil Rosenberg told Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley the community owed the force ‘a huge amount of appreciation’
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Rael Braverman, who defected to Reform last month, and more than two dozen Jewish members of the party, wrote a letter to the JC condemining President Phil Rosenberg
By Daniel Ben-David
Reversal was welcomed by UKLFI and Board of Deputies
The Islamic Human Rights Commission have taken their campaign to 460 organisations
By Gaby Wine
The Board of Deputies President shared his vision at Limmud
Lisa Nandy met a delegation including Tracy-Ann Oberman, Rachel Riley and other Jewish cultural figures
Social Workers’ Union General Secretary removed statement but refused to issue a public apology
Board of Deputies said the measures were especially needed in the aftermath of October 7
Engagement with communities outside London is a priority
