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CST was privileged to secure the AJEX Remembrance Parade at the Cenotaph yesterday and be one of the many proud groups of marchers. We thank AJEX for all of their work.

“We can look forward once again to the forces of light prevailing over the forces of darkness”.

It was an honour to address the AJEX reception prior to this year’s wonderful AJEX Parade.

Honoured and a surprise to have received this award today. Thank you AJEX
Lord (Eric) Pickles Yale University Press London📚

Our Board of Deputies President, Marie van der Zyl, was honoured to lay a wreath at the Cenotaph during today's AJEX parade, in memory of all the members of the Board of Deputies and its affiliated communities & organisations who served in the two World Wars.

May their memories be blessed.

Best of luck to AJEX who will be having their annual Whitehall parade at the #cenotaph this morning. Hope all goes smoothly and is plain sailing.

At the Cenotaph for the annual parade commentating Jewish serviceman who fought for Britain in ww1, ww2 and beyond. An extra resonance this year, and notable to see a large turnout AJEX

Thousands pay respect AJEX

At the AJEX Annual Remembrance Day Parade and Ceremony which takes place every year the Sunday after Remembrance Sunday at the Cenotaph.

At AJEX Annual Remembrance Parade and Ceremony at The Cenotaph this afternoon.
Peaceful and respectful.

An honour to march under the @boardofdeputies’ banner at today’s AJEX Parade in honour of Jewish ex-service men and women in who have fought and died for this country.

#WeRememberThem

Congratulations to Helen Fry | WWII Historian for receiving a “Life Time Achievement Award” for her excellent History books. Later she laid a wreath at the Cenotaph to Thomas Kendrick and his team in Vienna that helped Jews escape Nazis persecution AJEX

Honoured to take part in today's AJEX parade to remember those who served in HM Armed Forces during the First & Second World Wars. JPA members joined from across the country including Metropolitan Police, Herts Police, Greater Manchester Police & British Transport Police

A minute’s silence to honour the fallen at AJEX annual remembrance parade

Amid rising hate, a timely reminder of why Britain remains a good place to live a proudly Jewish life. Where else in the world does such a march take place in the heart of the capital

Today on AJEX day, remembering the Jewish Ex servicemen that battled for Britain during the wars, I wanted to share briefly the story of my grandfather Sholem, as referenced in this amazing book Jews In Uniform

Remembrance time is about respecting the fallen and those who have had their lives changed by war and it is also a time to remember that they we’re fighting for a better world, free from tyranny for all of us. Today I will remember all of their sacrifices for all our freedoms

more equal world for everyone. With antisemitism and hate back on the streets in the 21st century the #Remembrance Parade is an important reminder that British and Jewish life are entwined. Jews are not ‘others’ they are part of the UK.

During WW2 a further 70,000 Jewish men and women served in the British military this is all from a small minority community, who often faced prejudice to serve but did it anyway. With each generation’s commitment and sacrifice they believed they were helping to create a better &

On my way to help and support the #AJEX Remembrance Parade. It started in the 1930’s by veterans to demonstrate that there had been 45,000+ Jews in the British Military in WW1 with many still serving. They wanted to remember all the fallen and combat rising antisemitism.

Shalom aleichem

Stay safe Paula, the civilised world stands with Israel, the Jews & the condemnation of HAMAS & their barbarism on the 7th Oct.
Your work with AJEX & raising awareness for the Jewish contribution in both the FWW & SWW is fantastic.
Thank you.