What is the AIA?

The Anglo-Israel Association was founded in 1949 by Brigadier General Sir Wyndham Deedes, a year after the establishment of the State of Israel. Sir Wyndham, a deeply religious Christian, had briefly been the Chief Secretary to the British Mandatory Government in Palestine.

The Anglo-Israel Association today is an independent charity that enjoys the active support of people from different faiths across the entire political spectrum. 		 
 

On 16th October 2012 was held The Anglo-Israel Association's 4th Ambassadors Roundtable on Renewable Technology
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On 20th November 2012 the Anglo-Israel Association welcomed over 300 distinguished guests to the 63rd Annual Balfour Dinner.
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Aims and Objectives

To support educational programmes enabling the people of both countries to deepen their
understanding of each other.

To promote a wider understanding of Israel in the UK.

To foster goodwill between the two countries.

While many of the Jewish organisations in the UK are committed to links with Israel over a variety of fields, only the AIA enjoys broad public and political backing from Jews, non-Jews and political parties alike. This breadth of support gives the Association a distinctive and objective standing.

Chairman of the Executive is Lord Bew. The Israel Ambassador traditionally serves as Hon. President.

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