Last night, The Fed and the Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester & Region were delighted to welcome Lord Michael Gove in conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti for a thought-provoking and wide-ranging discussion on Israel, British Jewry, anti-Jewish racism and the challenges and opportunities shaping Jewish life today. The event attracted...
“Yesterday marked one year since Melvin Cravitz and Adrian Daulby were murdered in a terrorist attack targeting our community on Yom Kippur. The fact that, on that anniversary, a terrorist plot has been foiled which could once again have targeted Jews in Manchester makes this an incredibly concerning time for...
“One year ago, on Yom Kippur, our community was targeted in a deadly terrorist attack at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation. We remain devastated by the loss of Melvin Cravitz and Adrian Daulby. Our thoughts are with their families and those who suffered life changing physical and mental injuries. We...
“Last Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, our lives changed forever – but British Jews are not going anywhere” LBC Opinion by Mark Adlestone
JRC Management Board member Raphi bloom’s Op-Ed in The Jewish News.
We were delighted to meet with Chris Oliver, Chief Executive Officer of Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust. We had an excellent and constructive discussion about mental health provision for our community, the particular needs and experiences of Jewish people across Greater Manchester and how we can work together...
JRC Chief Executive, Marc Levy enjoyed an inspiring and welcoming visit to Stamford Hill, guided by members of the local community. The visit included synagogues, schools, a care home and community centres, providing a fascinating insight into the incredible work taking place across the community. The scle, professionalism and dedication...
A valuable evening was spent at Speaker’s House with the Together Coalition, ahead of the Commission’s report being published at the start of 2027. JRC Chief Executive, Marc Levy was delighted to speak with Sir Sajid Javid, Speaker – Sir Lindsey Hoyle, Deputy Speaker – Nus Ghani, Ministers and MPs...
“Government should ask itself a simple question. Would they use the same language, apply the same urgency and impose the same consequences if the same conduct were taking place somewhere else in the world? If the answer is no, then something is wrong. Britain should be an ally for peace,...
JRC Chief Executive, Marc Levy was privileged to attend the Holocaust Educational Trust Dinner in London to hear about the invaluable work undertaken by the organisation. A powerful address was given by Sir Simon Schama, who spoke insightfully about contemporary antisemitism and the lessons we must continue to learn from...