Community Security Trust Annual Fundraising Dinner
The JRC were privileged to be at the Community Security Trust Annual Fundraising Dinner. We heard fantastic words from the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak about the invaluable work of CST. During this challenging time, it was heartening to hear his support and solidarity along with his firm commitment that Government...
Radio 4 Sunday Programme Interview with JRC Chief Executive
Our Chief Executive, Marc Levy spoke with the Sunday Programme on Radio 4 to focus on the rise in antisemitic hate crime and the effect it is having on the Jewish community.
JRC Media Response to UK Antisemitism and Racism
At the JRC, we will always be at the forefront calling out anti-Jewish racism targeting our community. Today, our Chief Executive, Marc Levy and Management Board members Raphi Bloom and Rabbi Daniel Walker responded to CST’s Antisemitic Incidents Report giving interview to Sky News, Granada Reports, Channel 4 News and...
JRC Response to Suspension of Mr Azhar Ali
We have consistently stated the comments made by Azhar ali about the 7th October terrorist attacks were reprehensible. We have noted that The Labour Party has suspended their support for Mr Ali now that further antisemitic comments have come to light. It has always been our belief there must be...
JRC Response to Comments Made by Labour Party Candidate for Rochdale
Our statement made in response to the comments made by the Labour Party candidate for Rochdale: We have met county Councillor Ali both before and after his selction as the Parliamentary candidate for Rochdale. We were reassured by his long track record of interfaith work and combatting extremism. The discussions...
Health Minister Visits Hatzola
We were delighted to join Health Minister, Andrew Stephenson as he visited Hatzola. The Minister met the leadership team and was given a presentation on their life-saving work prior to being shown around their headquarters and ambulances. He was full of praise for the dedication of their volunteers, the wide...
6,500 at antisemitism rally
Photos from Sunday 21st January 2024 when 6,500 Jewish and non-Jewish community members joined to march against antisemitism that has grown by over 500% since the massacre that occurred on 7th October 2023