Progressive Judaism statement on Iran’s attack on Israel

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Last night, Israel found itself under attack once again. We are grateful that Israel has such developed measures to keep its population safe, and for the support it received from other nations. It is important to recognise, though, that it should not be normal for any country to have to … Read More

Sending our prayers to the Princess of Wales

Princess of Wales

Progressive Judaism (The Movement for Reform Judaism and Liberal Judaism) sends thoughts and prayers to Catherine, Princess of Wales, and to all the Royal Family. We know that many of our members, whose own lives and families have been touched by cancer, will appreciate her message of faith and hope … Read More

Progressive Judaism statement on tackling extremism

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Over the last months, we have seen a worrying rise in antisemitism in this country. Many Jews are expressing heightened fear about our safety. We are grateful for the support of government, communal organisations, police and volunteers who work for the security of our people, institutions and places of worship. Many in … Read More

Sending our prayers to King Charles III

Rabbi Charley Baginsky with the KIng and other faith leaders

The Movement for Reform Judaism and Liberal Judaism send our thoughts and prayers to His Majesty King Charles III and wish him a speedy return to full health and the service of our country. We have had the pleasure of working with the King at many points throughout the years … Read More

Statement on pro-Palestinian protests in the UK

By Rabbi Charley Baginsky and Rabbi Josh Levy We recognise the diversity of voices on the pro-Palestinian protests and demonstrations – which are taking place in London and around the UK – and that the right to protest is an essential part of living in a democratic society. At the … Read More

A Shabbat reflection

Shabbat reflection

As Shabbat is soon to descend, we pray for a sukkat shalom – a shelter of peace. Our heart bleeds. Tears flow. For the lives lost. For the kids who were dancing. For the unimagined horrors of those taken captive. For those families, waiting for any news. Our rage is … Read More