Webinar: The Rules and Practices of Wikipedia
UKLFI Charitable Trust invites you to a webinar on “The Rules and Practices of Wikipedia” with Alan Sohn and Natasha Hausdorff on Wednesday 28 October at 4pm UK time (6pm Israel, 5pm Europe, 12.00 ET) Wikipedia is the world’s largest reference website, hosting over 68 million articles in more than
Webinar: GAZA: The Numbers and the Sources
UKLFI Charitable Trust held a webinar on Gaza: The Numbers and the Sources, with Adv. Jonathan Braverman and Natasha Hausdorff, on Sunday 5 October, 2025. This webinar discusses statistics, sources and methodologies on which serious allegations regarding Israel’s conduct of the war in Gaza have been based. The speaker, Adv.
Webinar: Lawfare
UKLFI Charitable Trust held a webinar on Lawfare with Douglas Feith and Natasha Hausdorff, on Monday 11 August, 2025. Carl von Clausewitz famously said: “War is the continuation of policy with other means”. Today the same might be said of lawfare. And as the Jew among nations, the State of
Webinar: The Humanitarian Situation in the Gaza Strip
UKLFI Charitable Trust held a webinar on The Humanitarian Situation in the Gaza Strip with Rev Dr Johnnie Moore and chaired by Natasha Hausdorff, on Thursday 18 September, 2025. The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip and how to provide humanitarian relief during the ongoing war are hugely controversial issues. Hamas
Webinar: Judicial Review in Israel and the UK
UKLFI Charitable Trust held a webinar on Judicial Review in Israel and the UK with Stephen Hockman KC and Prof Eugene Kontorovich, chaired by Natasha Hausdorff on Tuesday 14 February. Israel’s Justice Minister, MK Yariv Levin, has announced plans for major judicial reforms in Israel. These include enabling the Knesset,
Webinar: Moving the British Embassy to Jerusalem
UKLFI Charitable Trust hosted a webinar on "Moving the British Embassy to Jerusalem" with Professor Avi Bell, chaired by Natasha Hausdorff on Thursday 20 October 2022. The former UK Prime Minister, Liz Truss, stated that the government will review the possibility of moving the British Embassy to Jerusalem. This has