United Jewish Israel Appeal
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The United Jewish Israel Appeal states that it is 'UK Jewry’s commitment to Israel and the Jewish people'.[1]
Contents
People
Honorary Presidents
- The Lord Levy,
- Chief Rabbi Professor Jonathan Sacks,
- The Rt. Hon. The Lord Woolf
Honorary Vice-Presidents
The Lord Janner QC, Sir Jack Lyons, The Lord Mischon QC DL, Gerald M Ronson, Cyril Stein, Fred S Worms OBE
Presidents
Sir Trevor Chinn CVO, Brian Kerner*
Vice Presidents
- Stanley Cohen OBE, Alan Fox,
Ronald Preston, Stephen Rubin OBE, Sir Harry Solomon, Anthony Spitz
Chairman
David M Cohen*
Vice Chairmen
Michael Bradfield*, Geoffrey Ognall*, Michael Ziff*
Campaign Chairman
Michael Lewis
Programme Chairman
Michael Goldstein
Renewal Chairman
Dr Anthony Warrens
Communications Chairman
Michael Bradfield*
Training and Development Chairman
Jerome Reback
Honorary Treasurer
Peter C Leach FCA*
Members
Melvin Berwald, Sir Victor Blank, Andrew Brecher, Caroline Buchler, David Buchler, James Burchell, Sam Clarke*, Joy Cohen, Michael Davis, Allan Fisher, David Franklin, Alan Jacobs*, Stefan Kerner, Benjamin Leon* Natalie Lesser, Michael Lewis*, Steven Martin, Gary Phillips*, Jerome Reback*, Andrew Rubin, Carrie Rubin, William Sharron, Jo Wagerman OBE, Dr Anthony Warrens Roberta Wolens
Douglas Krikler - UJIA Chief Executive was awarded 33rd place in the Jewish Chronicle's top 100 'of those who wield the greatest influence on British Jewry' which reports him as 'running a tight ship'[2].
- Trustees of the United Jewish Israel Appeal
UJIA Israel
Chairman
David Franklin
Director
Natan Golan
Campaign Chairman
Michael Lewis
Fundraising Director:
Ido Mazursky*
2004 Campaign Annual Dinner
Chairman: Gary Phillips
Legacy Division
Chairman: William Sharron FCA
Kol Nidre Appeal
Chairman: Jerome Reback
Patrons' Group Chairmen
Geoffrey Ognall
Next Generation Major Gifts
Chairman
Gary Phillips
Pacesetters
Chairman
Alan Jacobs
Young Leadership
National Chair People:
Natalie Lesser
Thinktank: Adiran Brass
UJIA FC: Deborah Noy
Kulanu: Gabi Hersham, Julien Sallmard
Network2: Ben Novick
Birthright Israel: Jamie Singer, Natalie Rubinstein
Project T'nua: David Brown, Jo Miller
Ball Committee: Alyson Levy
Liverpool: Stephen Abenson
FuZion: Adam Clyne
Tempest: Shelley Harris, Richard Hyman
High Flyers: Nici Matlow
Time Out: Andrew Joseph
Business Division Fundraising Chairman: James Burchell
Property: James Burchell
Sports: Simon Bentley & Andy Rubin
Bench & Bar: David Waksman QC, Jane Mishcon
Women's UJIA Presidents: Helen Lee, Ruth Phillips, Joy Cohen
National Chairman: Carrie Rubin
Vice-Chairman: Wendy Cohen
Brighton: Sandra Carlton, Sandra Josyfon
Fylde: Elaine Adlestone
Leeds: Helena Clarke
Southend: Marilyn Salt, Shirley Shalet
Southport: Angella Carne
Kadima: Karen Gerrard
8 of Hearts: Alyson Levy
London and Southern Region
Chairman: Ben Tobin
Barnet: David Freeman Belsize Square: Ben Lachman Bristol: Harold Seymour Bromley Reform: Eva Byk Bushey: Laurence Finger Catford: Warner Peterman Cockfosters, Palmers Green & Southgate: Jack Goulden Croydon: Warner Peterman Ealing: Franklyn Ellison Edgware: Anthony Blake, Michael Wernicke Finchley: Stafford Fertleman, Harry Klahr Guildford: Ray Wicksman Hampstead Garden Suburb: Daniel Knobil, Raymond Taylor Ben Tobin, Dr. Jeremy Marshall Hendon: Julian Kemble, Peter Wagerman Kenton: Allan Russell Kingston: Ronald Ison Middlesex New: Rabbi Simon Franses Newbury Park: Linda Stanton, Philippa Stanton New London: David Immanuel New North London: Nicholas Brill Northwood: Melvin Berwald Pinner: Antony Glass Radlett: Caroline Davidson, Tessa Rudnick, Anne Ingram, Lannis Spiro Radlett & Bushey Reform: Ruth Leveson Stanmore: Leo & Frances Lewis, Michael Wernicke South Hampstead: Andrew Maurice, Karen Lever Sutton: Mervyn Smith Wembley: Leila Cumber West London: John Barrard Wimbledon: Sidney Solomons, Michael Kelion, Dr. Simon Joseph Woodside Park: Brian Harris
Leeds
Chairman: Martin Harris
Campaign Chairman: Ian Coupland
New Horizons: Tracy Sapier
Renewal Chairman: Richard Manning
Bradford: Roy Stroud OBE JP DL, Albert Waxman
Leicester: Avi Brandt
Newcastle: Freddie Ingram, Werner Maier
Nottingham: Mr & Mrs Leonard Gelblum
Sheffield: Dr Frada Wilenski
Manchester Life Presidents: Lionel Black, Norman Feingold Lord Leonard Steinberg
President: Joshua Rowe
Vice President: Eric Abrams, Jack Livingstone
Chairman: Dov Hamburger
Campaign Chairman: Keith Black
Renewal Chairman: Stephen Elias
Didsbury: Geoff Leinhardt
Hale & Bowden/Sale: Richard Sciama
Mili: Susan Abrams
Prestwich: Daniel Samuels
Whitefield: Mayer Hersh, Martin Sluckis
Scotland Glasgow
Campaign Co-Chairman: David Latter & Richard Pinder
Renewal Chairman: Adam Berkley
Liverpool Area
Chairmen: Ed Abenson & Victor Huglin
Renewal Chairman: Barry Abenson
Liverpool: Edward Abenson
Fylde: Robert Pinkus
Southport: Angela Carne
Ireland Dublin
Honorary Secretary:
Len Bloomfield
Wales Cardiff & Treforest: Dr Raphael Cantor
Swansea: Harry Sherman
North East Area Birmingham: Dennis Marks
Bradford: Roy Stroud OBE JP DL, Albert Waxman
Leicester: Avi Brandt
Newcastle: Freddie Ingram, Werner Maier
Nottingham: Mr & Mrs Leonard Gelblum
Sheffield: Dr Frada Wilenski
Gibraltar Chairman: Michael Lewis
Treasurer: Eli Benamor
Jewish Renewal Chairman
Dr Anthony Warrens
Director
Michael Wegier
UJIA-Makor Centre for Informal Education
Chairman: James Libson
Youth Movement Allocations Committee
Chairman: Miles Webber
Lifelong Learning Committee
Chairman: Sherry Begner
Adam Science Foundation Leadership Programme
Chairman: Avi Goldberg
Israel Experience Policy Group
Chairman: David Pliener
Educational Leadership Policy Group
Chairman: Dr Anthony Warrens
Research and Development Policy Group
President: Prof. Leslie Wagner
Chairman: Tony Danker
UJIA/Ashdown Fellowships
Chairman: Sir Harry Solomon
‘Partnership 2000’ Group
Chairman: Melvin Berwald
Glasgow Renewal Committee
Chairman: Adam Berkeley
Leeds Renewal Committee
Chairman: Richard Manning
Liverpool Renewal Committee
Chairman: Barry Davidson
Manchester Renewal Committee
Chairman: Stephen Elias
Newcastle Renewal Committee
Chairman: David Franks
Marketing and Communications Chairman
Michael Bradfield
Organisational Structure
Associated organisations
Affiliations
In November 2003 Secretary of State for Defence, Geoff Hoon gave a speech to the United Jewish Israel Appeal. In his speech he declared that he is a 'strong supporter' of Labour Friends of Israel and a good friend of Trevor Chinn[3].
Events
Foreign Secretary David Miliband Hosting Annual UJIA Patrons Dinner
In 2008, David Miliband was a guest of honour and host at the Annual UJIA Partons Dinner. The event took place at the Foreign Office where Miliband welcomed 160 UJIA members. Miliband was introduced by UJIA President Trevor Chinn. At the dinner, Chinn 'recalled the time they spent together in Israel visiting Gap Year students' (during Miliband's first year as foreign secretary), he also described Milliband as a "clever and courageous Foreign Secretary.”
Miliband is reported to have said that it was “a privilege to be amongst friends”. In his speach he described the UJIA as “an organisation with an inclusive vision of Zionism” that the 'whole of Britain' can take inspiration from. He described the organiation as not being "scared to put itself in danger and teaches us that it is Israel which breathes new life into Jewish people".
Miliband also divulged that he had hosted the Foreign Office’s first Chanukah party in December 2007.
In giving thanks, UJIA Chairman Mick Davis spoke of his belief that 'Jewish identity is a healthy way of acknowledging Israel and is a legacy Jewish parents must leave their children'. In concluding he stated that these are needs that must to be met “today, tomorrow and forever.”[4].
References
- ↑ http://www.ujia.org.il/
- ↑ The Jewish Chronicle 'Others on the list: Numbers 31-100' 9th May 2008. Accessed 19th August 2008
- ↑ Hoon, G. (2003) Speech by Secretary of State for Defence, Geoff Hoon, to the United Jewish Israel Appeal. 13th November 2003. accessed 2nd July 2008
- ↑ UJIA David Miliband hosts UJIA Patrons Accessed 18th September 2008