B’nai B’rith UK

A Warm Welcome to BBUK

B'nai B'rith is a Jewish organisation which encompasses the entire spectrum of Jewish affiliation and beliefs.


The purpose of B'nai B'rith is to unite all Jewish people in common purpose, based on the wish to promote charity, individual respect and harmony amongst all people.


Formed in New York in 1843, the name "B'nai B'rith" translates from the Hebrew as "Children of the Covenant", referring to the covenant between G-d and Abraham.


B'nai B'rith is now present in 59 countries and is considered as 

"The Global Voice of The Jewish People".


Here in BBUK we believe that it is vital to:

Advocating and defending the rights of the Jewish people around the world.

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Food project to help the needy in Qiryat Gat, Israel.

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Promoting Jewish Culture and Heritage.

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Scholarships for Jewish engineering students.

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Our next Zoom event

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Our latest Virtual Meeting recording

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B'nai B'rith UK invites you to join us in Promoting, Advocating, and Supporting.

Welcome to our website where I hope you will find ways of joining us in our activities and supporting our charities. You will also find information about our local groups, “Lodges”, and I know they would be delighted to hear from you


Alan Miller - President of BBUK

Upcoming Zoom Events

TO REGISTER FOR A ZOOM EVENT: PLEASE EMAIL - events@bnaibrithuk.org

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Your Help is Essential

Please donate to us, so we can promote, advocate and support Jewish Culture, Heritage, and People in the UK and around the world.

Latest News

By Dr Jeremy Havardi • October 21, 2026
Yesterday saw the parliamentary launch of a report from B’nai B’rith UK on Antizionism: the New Face of Anti-Jewish Extremism. It took place in the Thatcher room at Portcullis House and featured an expert panel, consisting of Dr. Daniel Allington , Dr. Lesley Klaff, Manwar Ali and Dr. Jeremy Havardi, with Mark Sewards MP and Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP as co-chairs. The report outlines the history of antizionism, as well as the extremist ideology underpinning it, and makes clear the range of harms it brings to Jews (principally), Palestinians and the wider society. It argues for the need to reclaim the narrative around both antizionism and Zionism, without delay or equivocation. There were spirted exchanges and interesting points discussed and the event was chaired by eminent journalist Nicole Lampert . PDF copies of the report are available on request.  Dr Jeremy Havardi Director, Bureau of International Affairs
By Dr Jeremy Havardi • October 18, 2026
Elliott Abram's online talk on 13 October 2026
By Dr Jeremy Havardi • October 7, 2026
On the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks in Israel, the largest massacre of Jews on one day since the Holocaust, B’nai B’rith UK mourns all the victims who were murdered in acts of unspeakable barbarism. We will never forget the horrors that unfolded as Hamas terrorists rampaged through southern Israel, slaying the innocent, destroying entire families, raping women and kidnapping children and the elderly. These were horrors on an appalling scale and they have left deep wounds in Israeli society. At the same time, the Hamas attacks have led to a tsunami of antisemitism around the world. For three years, Jews have been attacked, victimised, ostracised and harassed in public spaces, compounding the grief of October 7. We stand with the Israeli nation on this solemn day, mourn alongside her victims and hope that in time, the wounds can be healed. We also hope that there can soon be a better future for both Israelis and Palestinians, one that is truly based on security, prosperity and dignity. Dr Jeremy Havardi Director, Bureau of International Affairs
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Latest Publications

Read through our Annual Report, President’s Newsletter, and more on our dedicated page. We also provide links to BBI publications that may be of interest to our members. 

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Join A Lodge

We welcome new members to our lodges. We pride ourselves on inclusion and our lodges are welcome to couples, single men and women, and young people. 

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Support Our Endeavours

Any support you can provide, whether monetary or via voluntary work, is welcome. At B’nai B’rith, we are dedicated to charitable causes within our local communities and the wider world, specifically in Israel and Ukraine.

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