Category Archives: B’nai B’rith UK
BBUK London Bureau of International Affairs – 2021 programme of online speakers
You are invited to attend the 2021 programme of online speakers. To register for these no charge events please email events@bnaibrithuk.org Wednesday 10 February, 8pm Fallout: My view on Labour and the Equality and Human Rights Commission John Ware, British investigative journalist who’s reported widely on domestic and international stories. Read more » »
BBUK Virtual Meetings January 2021 Copy
Board of Deputies Community Briefing 28 January 2021
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BBUK marks Holocaust Memorial Day
By BBUK In BBLBIA, BBUK, National Events, Statements On 27 January 2021 A report by Jeremy Havardi Today, B’nai B’rith UK marks Holocaust Memorial Day with a solemn reflection on the 6 million innocent Jewish lives destroyed by the Nazis and their collaborationist allies. Read more » »
B’nai B’rith UK condemns large-scale wedding
By BBUK In BBLBIA, BBUK On 23 January 2021 Report by Jeremy Havardi B’nai B’rith UK would like to join the Chief Rabbi in condemning the decision to hold a large scale wedding in Stamford Hill on Thursday night. Read more »
What’s wrong with the Middle East? – uncovering the issues that plague the world’s most troubled region
By BBUK In Advocacy, Announcements, BB London Bureau of International Affairs, Israel, . . . On 13 January 2021 Noru Tsalic, former IDF soldier and current management consultant has spent many years engaging in pro-Israel advocacy. He writes regularly for Times of Israel and is editor in chief of ‘Politically In-correct Politics’. Read more » »
Virtual Meeting to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day – Tuesday 19 January at 8pm
BBUK Virtual Meetings January 2021
B’nai B’rith UK organises formal letter of complaint to Polish Ambassador
B’nai B’rith UK is deeply disappointed at the decision to re-admit Jeremy Corbyn into the Labour Party.
B’nai B’rith UK is deeply disappointed at 18/11/20’s decision to re-admit Jeremy Corbyn into the Labour Party. Mr Corbyn has refused to apologise for initially stating that antisemitism in Labour was exaggerated, offering instead a meaningless clarification of his remarks. To reinstate him under those circumstances is both unjustified and risible. Read more » »



















