NJA backs UK-Israel dialogue

The National Jewish Assembly has commended the governments of the United Kingdom and Israel for hosting a national security dialogue in Jerusalem.

The landmark strategic meeting last week centred on addressing security issues, including the Iranian threat, Russia-Ukraine conflict and the Palestinian arena.

Led by Israeli National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi and British counterpart Sir Tim Barrow, this dialogue exemplifies the deep friendship and strategic partnership between Israel and the UK.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's presence at the meeting emphasised the significance of a timely initiative in enhancing cooperation between the two nations.

A spokesman said: “We hope this dialogue will pave the way for a deeper and more robust bilateral security relationship between Israel and the UK. By fostering such open and constructive discussions, we believe both nations can collaboratively explore effective strategies to address shared security challenges and promote regional stability.

“We are deeply concerned over the lack of transparency from the FCDO about the amount and nature of its aid allocation to Palestinian entities and hopes that this dialogue will foster greater clarity and