AJEX will lay 225 Magen David markers that will represent the thousands of Jewish men and women who gave their lives to secure our future while serving in HM Armed Forces.
If you had a member of your family who served in the British or Commonwealth armed forces and was killed in action, please inform us no later than the 27th October. AJEX will lay a Magen David marker in their name. Please contact us at headoffice@ajex.org.uk. With their rank, name, age, date of death and the unit that they served in.
The Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey will be open on Thursday 5th November to the public from 1pm to 4pm. From Friday 6th until Sunday 15th November the Field is open from 9am to 4pm.
In this age of renewed antisemitism, it is extremely important that we show the wider community that we as Jews since 1745 have served and continue to serve in HM Armed Forces and that we remember their service and sacrifice.
AJEX invites you all to join us for the British, Jewish, Proud AJEX Remembrance Parade & Ceremony Sunday 15th November at the Cenotaph, London, SW1. Marking 90 years since the Battle of Cable Street and standing proud against antisemitism. Honouring Our Past. Strengthening Our Future. To secure your place to march please book by Friday 6th November through this website.
Each year AJEX pays for the plot and the markers at Westminster and for the cost of the AJEX Parade at the Cenotaph. To enable AJEX to continue doing this a donation would be greatly appreciated.
