Westminster Council urged to investigate psychologist over political workshops in Children’s Services
UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has called on Westminster City Council and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) to investigate a clinical psychologist who allegedly introduced a highly contentious anti-Israel political narrative into professional workshops connected with Children’s Services. A 2026 article in the Journal of Family Therapy identifies
Laser Quest investigates complaint after Jewish children allegedly refused kosher food
Laser Quest Brent Cross has launched an investigation after a member of staff refused to accommodate a birthday party for Jewish children because the family wished to bring kosher pizza into the venue. UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) complained to Laser Quest following an incident on 3 July 2026, when
ICJP to pay all IDF Soldier’s legal costs in their failed case against him
The “International Centre for Justice for Palestinians” (ICJP) has been ordered to pay all of a dual national IDF soldier’s costs after they comprehensively failed in an attempt to prosecute him. ICJP has also been ordered to attach a full copy of the Judgment and Costs ruling to any future
Watford General Hospital confirms political badges should not be worn by staff
Watford General Hospital has confirmed that staff should not wear badges or accessories displaying political messages after UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) raised concerns about an apparent Palestine Solidarity Campaign badge worn in the hospital. UKLFI wrote to West Hertfordshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust after a Jewish patient reported seeing
M&S investigates anti-Israel tampering after UKLFI complaint
Marks & Spencer has launched an investigation after a “Boycott Israeli Apartheid” sticker was placed on packets of Israeli potatoes at its Worthing store. The retailer told UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) that the incident had been reported to the store manager and that any available information would be passed
Charity Commission holds £800,000 from aid charity linked to Hamas concerns
More than £800,000 belonging to a British humanitarian charity is being held by the Charity Commission after concerns were raised over its funding of a Gaza organisation alleged to have links to Hamas. We Care Foundation, a registered charity, is the subject of a statutory inquiry into its trustees’ decision-making
UKLFI Calls for Stronger Action to Tackle Antisemitism in Schools
UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has urged far stronger action to protect Jewish pupils and ensure political impartiality in education in its evidence to the UK Government’s Independent Review into Antisemitism in Schools and Colleges. Drawing on extensive experience supporting Jewish families, UKLFI’s submission describes a pattern of institutional failures
Oxford museum urged to remove “genocide” claim from Palestinian exhibition
The Pitt Rivers Museum has been urged to remove inaccurate and inflammatory claims about Israel from an online exhibition hosted on its website. UKLFI has written to the Oxford University museum objecting to the introduction to its “Palestine: Pieces of Me” exhibition, which describes Israel’s actions in Gaza as an
Al Jazeera news feed removed from government emergency-planning platform after UKLFI complaint
A news feed of the Qatari media organisation, Al Jazeera, has been removed from a UK government emergency-planning platform following a complaint by UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI). The feed had appeared prominently on the West Midlands Local Resilience Forum’s section of Resilience Direct, which is a secure UK
Charity Commission Asked to Investigate Trustee Over Social Media Activity
UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) has asked the Charity Commission to investigate a Hackney charity trustee. UKLFI’s complaints relate to social media posts shared by Mr Irfan Siddik Malik, who holds senior positions in three Hackney charities responsible for distributing grants and providing housing and support to local residents. These