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Alec Nacamuli

Born in Egypt, Alec chairs Sephardi Voices UK recording the lives of Jews from Arab countries living in the UK. He is on the council of the Nebi Daniel International Association aiming to preserve the Jewish religious heritage in Egypt. He is a volunteer guide on Egyptology at the British Museum.

Mahbub Nazir

Mahbub from Leeds influences young people including Jews to bring about love, openness, & collaboration whilst creating a safe space for difficult conversation. Mahbub uses a dignified approach for individuals to be proud of their identity & promotes living a peaceful & positive role in the society.

Josh Nelson

One of the most popular performers and composers in modern Jewish music, Josh Nelson brings his extraordinary message of hope, unity and spirituality to concert stages and worship services across the globe.

Samuel Neumann

Sammy was born in Manchester from European refugee parents and reared as modern orthodox with several years at yeshivah and university. Though a full time businessman, Sammy spends time touring schools to share his mother’s war story and to explore with students what it means to be human.

Danny Newman

Danny is a rabbi at Finchley Reform Synagogue & the founder of HaMakom, which organises Jewish meditation retreats. He read Jewish Studies at Oxford, studied at Yeshivat HaKibbutz Hadati & Leo Baeck College & has worked as Chair of UJS & in corporate law. He is a student of Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi.

Graham Newman

Graham grew up in Leeds & made aliyah to London. He found the Torah more fascinating than had been taught at cheder, discovered the esoteric side was exciting whilst becoming a spiritual healer & NLP practitioner; an antidote to day job of chartered accountant. He loves sharing those discoveries.

Moshiel Newman Daphna

Orthodox Jewish Gay Drag Queen are not words one normally see next to each other, yet they perfectly describe intersectional identities that Moshiel holds dear. He is very excited to really open a dialogue that is rarely seen in the orthodox world, one of intersectionality, and acceptance.

Jeremy Newmark

Jeremy Newmark is a Political Consultant. He chairs the Jewish Labour Movement and leads the Labour Group at Hertsmere Council. Formerly CEO of the Jewish Leadership Council and Spokesman for former Chief Rabbi Sacks. He contested and nearly won Finchley & Golders Green in the 2017 General Election.

Jacqueline Nicholls

An artist and Jewish educator, who uses art to engage with traditional Jewish ideas in untraditional ways. In her ongoing project, Draw Yomi, Jacqueline is drawing the Talmud, with the daf yomi cycle. She programmes Arts and Culture at JW3, teaches at LSJS, and also contributes to BBC R2 Pause for Thought.

Mira Niculescu

Mira is the founder of "Neshama", a Jewish spirituality project. A certified "Jewish Mindfulness Teacher", she teaches Torah and Jewish Meditation internationally. A former Yesod "European Leader fellow" at the Pardes Institute in Jerusalem, she is currently completing a PhD at the EHESS in Paris.

Hadas Nir

Director of Fellowship Program in Diller Teen Fellows, Hadas is a certified Group Workshop Facilitator and a Jewish Renewal programer. She has worked in many organisations such as Shatil, Bnei Hamoshavim and more. Hadas holds an MA in Sociology and Anthropology and a BA in Communication and Management.

Jo Nissim

After many years of volunteering and community work, Jo Nissim jumped into the professional world of Jewish community and volunteer work from the world of entertainment PR and events. She started at Tikun, before moving to Jewish Care four years ago to work with Sonia Douek in Community Engagement.