28/05/23

Entebbe operation – Zoom – UJA Florida

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10 July 2022
Saga cruise to Iceland and Greenland
Four lectures

5 May 2022
Saga cruise around British Isles
Six lectures

24 April 2022
Viking cruise to Greek Islands
Four lectures

15 March 2022
Croydon College
The Great Empires

9-10 March 2022
Harrow College
Four lectures

25 February 2022
Abraham group London
Zoom Webinar

17 February 2022
University of Brighton

12 February 2022
University of Bradford

9 February 2022
Saga cruise
Southampton to Barbados

31 January 2022
Kingsbury Synagogue
Zoom Webinar

24 January 2022
Stand With Us
Zoom Webinar

17 December 2021
Shari Shalom Temple
Miami Fl
Zoom Webinar

11 November 2021
Anshei Chesed Synagogue
Boynton beach Florida
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

November 2 2021
JT community centre
Miami Florida
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

12 October 2021
Israel Ireland Friendship League, Dublin
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

3 October 2021
Redbridge Rotary Club
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

22 July 2021 7.00pm – Zoom Webinar
Cultural Society Leeds UK
The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

June 29th at 6:30pm
Jewish Community Center, New Jersey
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

15 June at 11.15 am. Zoom
Abraham Group JW3. UK
The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

12 May 2021
Congregation Beth El, Norwalk, Connecticut USA
The Conflict Between Israel and the Palestinians

9 May 2021
The Song Shul Toronto
The Conflict Between Israel and the Palestinians

13 April 2021 8.00 pm Zoom
Holland Park Synagogue
The Importance of having a Secure Jewish State

4 April 2021 7:30
Richmond Community Hub, London
The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

2 April 2021 Zoom
JCC New Jersey
The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

20 March 2021
London Jewish Cultural Centre, Hampstead
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

12 March 2021
Israel Ireland Friendship League, Dublin
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

February 24, 2021
Kenton Synagogue, Middlesex HA3
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

12 January 2021
WIZO, Manchester
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Sunday 25 July 2021 7.00pm – Zoom Webinar
Makor Cultural Society Leeds UK
The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Tuesday June 29th at 6:30pm London time
Jewish Community Center, New Jersey Esther Fendrick
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Tuesday 15 June at 11.15 am. Zoom
Abraham Group JW3. UK
The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Wednesday 26 May Time 12 midnight BST
Congregation Beth El, Norwalk, Connecticut USA
The Conflict Between Israel and the Palestinians

Sunday 9 May 2021 8.00 pm BST 3.00 pm EST
The Song Shul Toronto
The Conflict Between Israel and the Palestinians

Wednesday 21 April 2021 8.00 pm Zoom
Holland Park Synagogue
Israeli Palestinian Conflict and the Importance
of having a Secure Jewish State

Wednesday 14 April 2021 7:30 or 8 pm Zoom
Richmond Community Hub, London
The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Tuesday 13 April 2021 4.15 pm – 5.15 pm Zoom
JCC New Jersey
The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Friday 20 March 2021
London Jewish Cultural Centre, Hampstead
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Tuesday 17 March 2021
Israel Ireland Friendship League, Dublin
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Sunday 25 July 2021
Makor cultural society Leeds
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Tuesday 1 June 2021
Jewish Community Center
Edison, New Jersey
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Wednesday 14 April 2021
Richmond Synagogue London
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Tuesday 13 April 2021
JC New Jersey
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Friday 20 March 2021
London JCC, Hampstead
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Tuesday 17 March 2021
Ireland League, Dublin
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Wednesday February 24, 2021
Kenton Synagogue, UK
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Tuesday 12 January 2021
WIZO, York and Manchester
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Wednesday 11 November 2020
Anshei Chesed Synagogue
Boynton beach Florida
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Monday November 9 2020
JT community centre
Miami Florida
Zoom – The Israeli/Arab/Palestinian Conflict

Friday 16 October 2020
Israel Ireland Friendship League, Dublin
Zoom

Friday 9 October 2020
Redbridge Rotary Club
Zoom

Sunday 13 September 2020
WIZO, Leeds
Zoom

Tuesday 28 July 2020
Kenton Synagogue, Middlesex HA3
Zoom

Tuesday 21 July2020
B’nai Brith, Kingston upon Thames
Zoom

Tuesday 14 July2020
London Jewish Cultural Centre, Hampstead
Zoom

Brexit

Brexit: Johnson arrives in Paris for talks with Macron
2 minutes ago

Boris Johnson is in Paris for Brexit talks with Emmanuel Macron, with the French president saying the UK’s vote to quit the EU must be respected.

But he added that the Ireland-Northern Ireland backstop plan was “indispensable” to preserving political stability and of the single market.

The backstop, opposed by Mr Johnson, aims to prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland after Brexit

Mr Johnson said that with “energy and creativity we can find a way forward”.

On Wednesday German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the onus was on the UK to find a workable plan.

Why is the Irish border blocking Brexit?
And what is the backstop?
What did we learn from Boris Johnson’s letter to the EU?
UK Prime Minister Mr Johnson has said the backstop must be ditched if a no-deal exit from the EU is to be avoided.

If implemented, the backstop would see Northern Ireland staying aligned to some rules of the EU single market, should the UK and the EU not agree a trade deal after Brexit.

It would also see the UK stay in a single customs territory with the EU, and align with current and future EU rules on competition and state aid.

These arrangements would apply until both the EU and UK agreed they were no longer necessary. Brexit supporters fear this could leave the UK tied to the EU indefinitely.

The EU has repeatedly said the withdrawal deal negotiated by former PM Theresa May, which includes the backstop, cannot be renegotiated.

However, it has previously said it would be willing to “improve” the political declaration – the document that sets out the UK’s future relationship with the EU.

What is the withdrawal agreement?
Brexit: A really simple guide
Mr Macron said he was “very much confident” that the UK and EU would be able to find a solution within 30 days – a timetable suggested by Mrs Merkel – “if there is a good will on both sides”.

20 December 2019

Crystal cruise

Miami to Barbados

4 December 2019

JT community centre

Miami Florida

26 November 2019

Anshei Chesed Synagogue

Boynton beach Florida

17 November 2019

Shari Shalom Temple

Miami Florida

2 September 2019 to 12 September

P&O Cruise Middle East

24 July 2019,

Jewish Teachers Association

London

21 June 2019

United Synagogues,

London

12 June 2019

P&O Arcadia cruise

Southampton to Portugal

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