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The Board was founded in 1760, and over the years has developed its role as the elected, national representative body of the British Jewish community. Its members are elected by synagogues and communal organisations from all parts of the country and all sections of the Jewish community. The Board of Deputies protects, supports and defends the rights and interests and religious rights and customs of Jews and the Jewish Community in the United Kingdom and promotes the development of the British Jewish community |
