The JRC and UJIA have held the latest session of the Leadership Development Course. This discussion brought together participants with those from the social care sector who dedicate themselves to caring for the most vulnerable in our community. We were delighted to welcome representatives from: The Fed Jewish Action for...
This has been an incredibly difficult week for our community following the appalling attack on Hatzola ambulances in London. Hatzola represents the very best of our community. They are volunteers who provide lifesaving care to anyone in need, day or night. To target such a service is not only an...
JRC Chief Executive, Marc Levy and Management Board member, Amanda Bomsztyk, who is also the CST Northern Regional Director, attended the CST Annual Dinner in London. There was an excellent speech from the Hoe Secretary as she spoke about her determination to tackle antisemitism and combat extremism across our society....
“The JRC is appalled by the shocking arson attack on Hatzola ambulances in London. Hatzola is a service that our community holds in the highest regard and with deep affection Its volunteers are on call day and night, providing lifesaving care with extraordinary dedication. This service is not only for...
JRC Management Board member, Raphi Bloom was honoured to attend and speak at the AGM of the League of Jewish Women North-West. He reflected on what has been one of the most challenging periods our community has faced in decades – a time marked by rising anti-Jewish racism, fear and...
JRC Chair, Mark Adlestone visited the Israel Embassy to meet with Charge d’Affaires, Daniela Grudsky Ekstein, reaffirming our community’s strong and continued support for Israel during this challenging time.
JRC Chief Executive, Marc Levy is joining communal leaders from around the world at the 6th Summit of European Jewish Leaders, organised by the European Council of Jewish Communities. He addressed delegates on our community’s response and political engagement in response to the Yom Kippur terrorist attack. He is looking...
We were grateful to the Minister for Security, Dan Jarvis MP for taking the time to meet with JRC Chief Executive, Marc Levy and communal representatives to discuss concerns around security and the aftermath of the Heaton Park terrorist attack. We are grateful to the minister and his team for...
“The JRC is deeply shocked by the attacks targeting synagogues in Michigan, USA and Oslo, Norway. This is in addition to other disturbing incidents reported across the globe, from Liege, Belgium to Toronto, Canada. Our community in Greater Manchester is painfully aware of how these communities must be feeling following...
At a time of heightened tension and rising antisemitism, the JRC continues to believe that strong, constructive relationships with Ministers, MPs, local government, emergency services leaders and civil society is essential. Our goal remains to ensure the safety and confidence of our community whilst contributing to a stronger, more cohesive Britain...