Board of Deputies achieves first gender-balanced executive committee in 264 years
Election of five women to the leadership team comes after launch of gender equality initiative last month
Board of Deputies welcomes jailing of EDL founder Tommy Robinson
Solicitor General Sarah Sackman: no one should consider themselves above the law
Board and ADL launch classroom resource to combat ‘global tsunami of antisemitism’
Free digital resource aims to ‘inoculate’ against antisemitism with classes on Jewish life in Britain
CAA and Board of Deputies pledge to work together
Historically, the two organisations haven’t collaborated
We will say l’chaim this Succot – but we can’t forget the darkness
Shuls will be trying to find a balance between our obligation to celebrate and remembering those in captivity
Starmer hosts British families of hostages and calls for their immediate release ahead of October 7 anniversary
Hostage families were also passed a message of solidarity from the King and Queen
UK Jewish leaders unite to condemn BBC over 'institutional hostility' to Israel
Danny Cohen’s review calls for an independent inquiry into the broadcaster’s coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict
Employer guide includes more advice on preventing workplace antisemitism
Four out of 10 people were found to have experienced antisemitism at work since October 7
Death certificate reforms hoped to speed up Jewish burials
Jewish tradition encourages funerals within 24 hours of a death
Post-October 7 challenges on the agenda in Board’s three-year proposals
The 2024-2027 triennium outline includes plans to fight antisemitism and celebrate British Jewish culture
Board of Deputies launches gender equality plan
Initiative launched after elections yielded all-male leadership team for first time in 15 years
Dame Louise Ellman accepts new role at Board of Deputies
Board meetings to be run by independent chairs rather the president in move to make them more inclusive
Esther McVey refuses to apologise for ‘minimising the horrors of the Holocaust’
Former ‘common sense minister’ told the JC: ‘no equivalence was being suggested’ between Nazis and proposed smoking ban
Parents of October 7 victim call for a permanent memorial to be built in Britain
Lisa and Michael Marlowe are leading the search for a location for a memorial to those killed in Israel on October 7
NatWest apologises after ‘debanking’ Yad Vashem UK
Bank spokesperson said the incident was an administrative error
Board of Deputies President hails Bournemouth’s Jewish community for retaining town’s twinning with Israel
Rosenberg was in the coastal town as part of his campaign pledge to support regional communities
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