Two Peoples.
One Future.
Genocide in Gaza – not in our name
Nearly 68,000 killed in GAZA, of whom more than 32,000 are women, children and the elderly
More than 14,000 missing, presumed dead
We demand:
• a permanent ceasefire
• end British complicity with the Israeli genocide
• end the Israeli occupation
Support our appeal
In the face of the ongoing genocide in Gaza, it is more important than ever that we speak out loudly and clearly.
We need to mobilize as many British Jews as possible to demand justice for the Palestinians.
Your money will help JJP increase our campaigning activities.
Support our appealThe attack on the West Bank – Not in our name
The Israeli government has been accelerating plans for West Bank settlement expansion during the whole period of its war on Gaza. It has massively escalated offensives against Palestinian resistance groups in the West Bank, causing hundreds of deaths. Settler violence has been escalating in parallel
Read moreGaza protest marches
JJP members are involved individually and collectively in the many demonstrations of solidarity with Palestinians over the war on Gaza.We mobilise support via our mailings and website. We belong to the Jewish Bloc which currently coordinates nine Jewish groups to ensure that we all have a collective Jewish presence on the national demonstrations.
Read moreThe ICC Arrest Warrants for Israel's Prime Minister and Former Defence Minister
JJP recognises the appropriateness of the arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant in relation to Israel's attacks on Gaza.
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JJP supports Francesca Albanese, United Nations Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian Territories
JJP has signed a statement supporting Francesca Albanese, along with 29 other Jewish organizations and groups from Europe, Northern America and Israel/Palestine.
Read moreJJP welcomes the joint statement of Reform Judaism and Liberal Judaism
JJP welcomes the important statement, issued in November 2023, signed by the CEOs of the Movement for Reform Judaism (MRJ) and Liberal Judaism (LJ) and several thousand other British Jews, including dozens of UK rabbis.
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