15 October 2026 – 4 Heshvan 5787 | Antisemitism, News, Progressive Co-Leads
Rabbi Charley Baginsky and Rabbi Josh Levy – the Co-Leads of The Movement for Progressive Judaism – spoke to the heads of the J7: Large Communities’ Task Force Against Antisemitism at a meeting (pictured) organised by the Board of Deputies of British Jews. The J7 was...
5 October 2026 – 24 Tishri 5787 | Events, Israel, News, Progressive Co-Leads, Progressive Judaism
Report by Simon Rothstein and Josh Gaventa Pictures by Zoe Norfolk The Movement for Progressive Judaism’s memorial service – Remembering 7 October: For All We Lost – brought together members of the Jewish community with guests from across wider civic life to remember...
4 October 2026 – 23 Tishri 5787 | News, Progressive Co-Leads, Statement
By Rabbi Charley Baginsky and Rabbi Josh Levy Co-Leads, The Movement for Progressive Judaism The Movement for Progressive Judaism condemns the Green Party’s adoption of the motion ‘Zionism is Racism’. The motion is antisemitic in its formulation and...
29 September 2026 – 18 Tishri 5787 | Events, Israel, News, Progressive Co-Leads, Progressive Judaism
Remembering 7 October: For All We Lost will give us a chance to come together to remember those who were murdered, those taken hostage, and all those whose lives were changed forever that day. Taking place this Sunday (4 October) at 5pm, this will be a deeply moving...
23 September 2026 – 12 Tishri 5787 | In the Media, News, Progressive Co-Leads, Progressive Judaism
The Movement for Progressive Judaism (MPJ) has launched In Good Faith – a new series of conversations with religious and civic leaders designed to model what it means to cover difficult and sometimes divisive topics with care and respect. Each episode,...
16 September 2026 – 5 Tishri 5787 | Festivals, Progressive Co-Leads, Sermons, Thought
Rabbi Josh Levy is Co-Lead of The Movement for Progressive Judaism. This sermon was delivered at Hertfordshire Progressive Synagogue on Rosh Hashanah morning. You can watch it here. — What, for you, is the essence of Rosh Hashanah? Perhaps it is the idea of...