The accord marked the first time such a wide breadth of Jewish and Muslim religious denominations in the UK had come together to agree on an interfaith agreement.
Schwammenthal stated that he is “deeply honored” and “excited to embark on this next chapter” in a post on his personal X/Twitter account.
"Antisemitism has become our nation’s great shame, and time is running out," a CAA spokesperson said in a statement.
The MET announced in a statement that it was imposing conditions on a march to the BBC after discussions with the Palestine Solidarity Campaign about changing the protest route failed.
Israeli watchdog report accuses BBC of bias for citing Palestinian outlets promoting violence.
A planned London march by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign is causing tension over its proximity to Shabbat services at a synagogue.
The incident comes at a time of increasingly vocal criticism of British law enforcement by UK Jews about their response to anti-Israel protests.
Regulators will be urged to bring disciplinary action against doctors or nurses who express "racist or extremist views."
The incident, which saw antisemitic leaflets dispersed in a London Jewish neighborhood, was reported to Stand With Us.
Protesters opposed the event despite it featuring many speakers who are critical of Israel.