The shul first came into existence as the result of two men, David Assersohn z”l and Max Kanal z”l, meeting on Ealing Common and, as they had discovered Jewish people in the area (just their families at the time) they decided to start a shul.
Ealing UJIA hosted an evening of song and entertain with Shabbaton Choir in honour of Neil Shestopal z”l. The evening raised £20,000 for Carmiel Children’s Village. The Village is the largest of Hamifal Educational Children’s Homes, which provide a warm and loving home to nearly 1,000 Israeli orphans and other neglected children at risk. Click here to see more photos from the Tribute Evening. Nigel Bewley Photography
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Peter and Marianne Summerfield holding up their ID cards
Marianne and Peter Summerfield with students from Villiers and Barbara Speake Schools
Martin Bandel holding a photo of his later father Michael, who survived Auschwitz
Brass Quintet - 3 June 2018
Brass Quintet - 3 June 2018: Rupa Huq MP, Michael Mars, Dawn Shestopal
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Brass Quintet - 3 June 2018: Maya Robinson