Jewish Council of Scotland - JCoS

Jewish Council of Scotland - JCoS The Jewish Council of Scotland (JCoS) is the representative body of all the Jewish communities in Scotland.

We advance public understanding about the Jewish religion, culture and community, and develop and provide information and assistance to educational, health and welfare organisations. We represent the Jewish community in Scotland to government and other statutory and official bodies, monitor the Scottish Parliament and liaise with MSPs and others on matters affecting the Jewish community. We work i

n partnership with other organisations and stakeholders to promote equality and good relations and understanding among community groups. (Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation Number SC029438)

The Scottish Government's Faith and Belief Representatives' Group Statement of Solidarity with Racially Minoritised Comm...
06/07/2026

The Scottish Government's Faith and Belief Representatives' Group Statement of Solidarity with Racially Minoritised Communities Following Recent Incidents.

We are delighted to announce our new Board appointments.Mazel Tov to Susan Siegel our new Chair, and Barry Berlow-Jackso...
01/07/2026

We are delighted to announce our new Board appointments.

Mazel Tov to Susan Siegel our new Chair, and Barry Berlow-Jackson who joins us as Vice-Chair - we look forward to working with you.

Thank you to Susan, Barry, and our remaining trustees for your commitment to the continuing work of JCoS in connecting, representing and supporting all Jews in Scotland.

Our statement following the horrific attacks from this past weekend in Edinburgh. Alt Text: An image displaying the logo...
21/06/2026

Our statement following the horrific attacks from this past weekend in Edinburgh.

Alt Text: An image displaying the logo of the Jewish Council of Scotland with a statement that reads 'The Jewish Council of Scotland is deeply troubled by the violent attacks that took place this past weekend on members of Edinburgh's Muslim community, including the stabbing of two young men leaving Broomhouse mosque and the assault on a Muslim taxi driver. Our solidarity is with everyone affected and with the wider Muslim community.

Hatred directed at any community has no place in Scotland. We will not let acts like these define who we are. They stand against everything we work for: a Scotland where people of all faiths, and of none, can live as neighbours, in mutual respect and genuine friendship.

Timothy Lovat, Chair
on behalf of the Jewish Council Scotland'

08/06/2026
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As we gather to celebrate Purim across our communities please be mindful of the latest security advice from CST and rema...
02/03/2026

As we gather to celebrate Purim across our communities please be mindful of the latest security advice from CST and remain vigilant throughout.

It is essential to adhere to known security protocols and in addition to follow the advice issued below.

*In any emergency* dial ☎️ 999 for police response, or contact CST👮‍♂️ on: 0800 032 3263

Chag Purim Sameach from the Jewish Council of Scotland 🎉

The CST Antisemitic Incidents Report 2025 shows the highest figures (per capita) in Scotland of antisemitic behaviours s...
13/02/2026

The CST Antisemitic Incidents Report 2025 shows the highest figures (per capita) in Scotland of antisemitic behaviours since our internal reporting began in 2011.

We continue to call upon our political leaders to take a decisive and unified public stance to eradicate this from our country and society.

Read the report here: https://cst.org.uk/research/cst-publications/antisemitic-incidents-report-2025

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