Open Letters
JfJfP has organised a number of petitions and open letters on political and human rights questions signed by distinguished British Jews from academia, the arts and other fields of activity.
A letter to the UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband of September 2007, urging the UK to speak at the United Nations against Israeli sanctions in Gaza, printed in The Times, was signed among many others by:
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