IN PICTURES: We Believe in Israel conference
1,500 people gathered in London to engage with Israel at the UK’s largest Israel conference: ‘We Believe in Israel’.
High profile speakers addressed the conference, including MPs Michael Gove MP and Michael Dugher MP, Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, former Israeli Minister of the Interior, Gideon Sa’ar, and Israeli Ambassador, Daniel Taub.
Michael Gove MP, said: “Israel makes an incredible contribution to the community of Nations and its delegitimisation by the BDS movement must always be confronted by right thinking people. It is for this reason that I am proud to be part of this year’s We Believe Conference.”
Luke Akehurst, Director of We Believe in Israel, said: “I’m incredibly proud of the work that the activists in our network do, and thank them for their commitment to Israel and for their input into the conversations and workshops we had today.”
The event took place on Sunday 22 March.
Photo credit: John Rifkin
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