Na’amod has accused the Board of a ‘damaging agenda’ on Israel
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The 1986 Public Order Act is ‘clearly failing to control the stirring up of racial hatred’
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Muswell Hill Synagogue ‘adopted’ Michel Nisenbaum in February
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The initiative was launched by the Board of Deputies of British Jews
By Daniel Ben-David
Chief Rabbi and Board of Deputies post messages after Shabbat
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It is no longer representative and its major roles have been taken by others
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The Board of Deputies met survivors and relatives of hostages on a solidarity trip to Israel
By Eliana Jordan
Under new plan, Board would lose automatic trustee seat at the council but its president would become a vice-president of JLC
The pro-Palestinian demonstration is being organised because of the parliamentary vote on the situation in Gaza
The action follows a letter from the Board of Deputies of British Jews
Board of Deputies rejects response from Azhar Ali, who is contesting Rochdale by-election, after comments revealed in the Daily Mail
By JC Reporter
Board has reportedly asked Chief Rabbi to intervene
Former senior vice-president Sheila Gewolb says she has the experience to be ‘the face of the Board’
By Marie van der Zyl
The president of the Board of Deputies of British Jews reflects on a difficult year for Israel and the Jewish diaspora