Christina Jones - Revision history

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Geography Bot: New page: director of the Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations from 2020, later CAMERA UK (Rep Council newsletter, CPG minute, CAMERA, All Israel News)

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New page: director of the Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations from 2020, later CAMERA UK (Rep Council newsletter, CPG minute, CAMERA, All Israel News)

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'''Christina Jones''' was director of the [[Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations]], the Scottish office of the [[Embassy of Israel, London|Embassy of Israel]] in the United Kingdom, from 2020. She later worked in communications for CAMERA UK, the UK office of the [[Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America]].

==Background==
In 2020 Jones wrote that she was born and raised in Scotland to Canadian parents, and that she held a BA from the [[University of Glasgow]] and an MA from [[Tel Aviv University]].<ref name="GJRC2020">[[Glasgow Jewish Representative Council]], [https://www.jewishglasgow.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/GJRC-September-Newsletter.pdf ''Newsletter''], September 2020, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

==Career==
===Embassy of Israel===
Jones wrote that she had worked at the Embassy of Israel in London for two and a half years as "the Assistant for Inter-communal Affairs within the Public Diplomacy Department".<ref name="GJRC2020" /> In February 2019 she and [[Vivian Aisen]] of the embassy's public diplomacy department visited [[Bhaktivedanta Manor]].<ref name="DAND">[https://www.dandavats.com/?p=71284 "A delegation from the Israeli Embassy Vivian Aisen, the Director…"], Dandavats, 6 February 2019, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

===Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations===
In the [[Glasgow Jewish Representative Council]]'s September 2020 newsletter, Jones wrote that she had "recently taken over as the Director of the Centre for Scotland and Israel Relations", succeeding [[Ruth Kennedy]], and that she had been "asked to re-open the centre". She described the centre as "the Scottish office for the Embassy of Israel in London which supports the strategic development of positive relations between Scotland and Israel across all spheres of society".<ref name="GJRC2020" /> The Representative Council's page on the centre named her as its contact from 2021 to January 2025.<ref name="CISR2021">[https://web.archive.org/web/20210418214704/https://www.jewishglasgow.org/centre-for-israel-and-scotland-relations/ "Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations"], ''jewishglasgow.org'', archived 18 April 2021, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref><ref name="CISR2025">[https://web.archive.org/web/20250126072028/https://www.jewishglasgow.org/centre-for-israel-and-scotland-relations/ "Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations"], ''jewishglasgow.org'', archived 26 January 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

===CAMERA UK===
A CAMERA on Campus UK statement on the [[7 October attacks|attacks of 7 October 2023]] gave her as media contact, as "Communications Associate, CAMERA UK".<ref name="CAMOC">[https://cameraoncampus.org/blog/a-day-of-resolve-camera-on-campus-uk-condemns-hamas-attacks-on-israel/ "A Day of Resolve: CAMERA on Campus UK Condemns Hamas Attacks on Israel"], CAMERA on Campus, 7 October 2023 (updated 7 November 2023), accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In April 2024 ''All Israel News'' reported an interview by [[Paul Calvert]] with Jones and CAMERA's Sasha Chernyak about CAMERA's "This is Zionism" campaign. It described Jones as "responsible for communications for CAMERA's UK office". She described incidents involving Jewish students at the universities of [[University of Exeter|Exeter]] and [[University of Leeds|Leeds]], and said she hoped the campaign would broaden support for Israel in the United Kingdom, "even among non-Jews".<ref name="AIN">[https://allisraelnews.com/camera-launches-this-is-zionism-student-campaign-to-counter-antisemitism-and-misinformation-on-college-campuses "CAMERA launches 'This is Zionism' campaign to educate and counter antisemitism on college campuses"], ''All Israel News'', 27 April 2024, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>

==Notes==
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 | image = Christina_Jones_CAMERA.jpg
 | caption = Christina Jones, profile photo on The Org (CAMERA)
 | other_names = Christina Harrison
 | education = BA, [[University of Glasgow]]; MA, [[Tel Aviv University]]
 | occupation = Director, [[Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations]] (from 2020); Communications Associate, CAMERA UK (2023–2024); Manager, [[CAMERA UK]] and [[CAMERA on Campus UK]] (from 2024)
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 In 2020 Jones wrote that she was born and raised in Scotland to Canadian parents, and that she held a BA from the [[University of Glasgow]] and an MA from [[Tel Aviv University]].<ref name="GJRC2020">[[Glasgow Jewish Representative Council]], [https://www.jewishglasgow.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/GJRC-September-Newsletter.pdf ''Newsletter''], September 2020, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The [[United Synagogue]] reported the same degrees in 2025 and said she had been "brought up as an evangelical".<ref name="US2025">[https://theus.org.uk/community-news/an-evening-with-christina-harrison-tackling-media-bias-and-championing-israel/ "An Evening with Christina Harrison: Tackling Media Bias and Championing Israel"], [[United Synagogue]], 28 July 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
-Sources dated from February 2019 to April 2024 name her Christina Jones,<ref name="DAND" /><ref name="AIN" /> and the Representative Council's page on the Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations still did so in January 2025.<ref name="CISR2025" /> From December 2024 she appears as Christina Harrison, presumably her married name.<ref name="DEC24" /><ref name="CAMUEL" /><ref name="US2025" /> The United Synagogue's account of Christina Harrison gives the same degrees, the same embassy post and the reopening of the centre that Jones described in 2020.<ref name="GJRC2020" /><ref name="US2025" />
+Sources dated from February 2019 to April 2024 name her Christina Jones,<ref name="DAND" /><ref name="AIN" /> and the Representative Council's page on the Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations still did so in January 2025.<ref name="CISR2025" /> From December 2024 she appears as Christina Harrison.<ref name="DEC24" /><ref name="CAMUEL" /><ref name="US2025" /> The statutory marriages index records a marriage of Christina Ashle[y] Jones to Andrew David Harrison at Helensburgh in 2024 (the index truncates the second forename);<ref name="SPmarrCJ">Statutory marriages index, Helensburgh, 2024, 501/218 ([[ScotlandsPeople]]): Christina Ashle[y] Jones and Andrew David Harrison.</ref> she very probably married Andrew David Harrison then, which would explain her use of the name Harrison. The same indexed forenames match a birth registered at Renfrew in 1990,<ref name="SPbirthCJ">Statutory births index, Renfrew, 1990, 643/204 ([[ScotlandsPeople]]): Christina Ashle[y] Jones.</ref> so she was very probably born in 1990. The United Synagogue's account of Christina Harrison gives the same degrees, the same embassy post and the reopening of the centre that Jones described in 2020.<ref name="GJRC2020" /><ref name="US2025" />
 ==Career==

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-'''Christina Jones''', also known as '''Christina Harrison''', was director of the [[Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations]], the Scottish office of the [[Embassy of Israel, London|Embassy of Israel]] in the United Kingdom, from 2020. She later worked for [[CAMERA UK]], the UK office of the [[Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America]], first in communications and by December 2024 as manager of CAMERA UK and CAMERA on Campus UK.
+'''Christina Jones''', also known as '''Christina Harrison''', was director of the [[Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations]], the Scottish office of the [[Embassy of Israel, London|Embassy of Israel]] in the United Kingdom, from 2020. She later worked for [[CAMERA UK]], the UK office of the [[Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America]], first in communications and by December 2024 as manager of [[CAMERA UK]] and [[CAMERA on Campus UK]].
 ==Background==

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-'''Christina Jones''', also known as '''Christina Harrison''', was director of the [[Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations]], the Scottish office of the [[Embassy of Israel, London|Embassy of Israel]] in the United Kingdom, from 2020. She later worked for CAMERA UK, the UK office of the [[Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America]], first in communications and by December 2024 as manager of CAMERA UK and CAMERA on Campus UK.
+'''Christina Jones''', also known as '''Christina Harrison''', was director of the [[Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations]], the Scottish office of the [[Embassy of Israel, London|Embassy of Israel]] in the United Kingdom, from 2020. She later worked for [[CAMERA UK]], the UK office of the [[Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America]], first in communications and by December 2024 as manager of CAMERA UK and CAMERA on Campus UK.
 ==Background==

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 | other_names = Christina Harrison
 | education = BA, [[University of Glasgow]]; MA, [[Tel Aviv University]]
-| occupation = Director, [[Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations]] (from 2020); Communications Associate, CAMERA UK (2023–2024); Manager, CAMERA UK and CAMERA on Campus UK (from 2024)
+| occupation = Director, [[Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations]] (from 2020); Communications Associate, CAMERA UK (2023–2024); Manager, [[CAMERA UK]] and [[CAMERA on Campus UK]] (from 2024)
 | known_for = Also known as Christina Harrison
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-'''Christina Jones''', also known by her married name '''Christina Harrison''', was director of the [[Centre for Israel and Scotland Relations]], the Scottish office of the [[Embassy of Israel, London|Embassy of Israel]] in the United Kingdom, from 2020. She later worked for CAMERA UK, the UK office of the [[Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America]], first in communications and by 2025 as manager of CAMERA on Campus UK.
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 ==Background==
 In 2020 Jones wrote that she was born and raised in Scotland to Canadian parents, and that she held a BA from the [[University of Glasgow]] and an MA from [[Tel Aviv University]].<ref name="GJRC2020">[[Glasgow Jewish Representative Council]], [https://www.jewishglasgow.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/GJRC-September-Newsletter.pdf ''Newsletter''], September 2020, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> The [[United Synagogue]] reported the same degrees in 2025 and said she had been "brought up as an evangelical".<ref name="US2025">[https://theus.org.uk/community-news/an-evening-with-christina-harrison-tackling-media-bias-and-championing-israel/ "An Evening with Christina Harrison: Tackling Media Bias and Championing Israel"], [[United Synagogue]], 28 July 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
 ==Career==
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 A CAMERA on Campus UK statement on the [[7 October attacks|attacks of 7 October 2023]] gave her as media contact, as "Communications Associate, CAMERA UK".<ref name="CAMOC">[https://cameraoncampus.org/blog/a-day-of-resolve-camera-on-campus-uk-condemns-hamas-attacks-on-israel/ "A Day of Resolve: CAMERA on Campus UK Condemns Hamas Attacks on Israel"], CAMERA on Campus, 7 October 2023 (updated 7 November 2023), accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In April 2024 ''All Israel News'' reported an interview by [[Paul Calvert]] with Jones and CAMERA's Sasha Chernyak about CAMERA's "This is Zionism" campaign. It described Jones as "responsible for communications for CAMERA's UK office". She described incidents involving Jewish students at the universities of [[University of Exeter|Exeter]] and [[University of Leeds|Leeds]], and said she hoped the campaign would broaden support for Israel in the United Kingdom, "even among non-Jews".<ref name="AIN">[https://allisraelnews.com/camera-launches-this-is-zionism-student-campaign-to-counter-antisemitism-and-misinformation-on-college-campuses "CAMERA launches 'This is Zionism' campaign to educate and counter antisemitism on college campuses"], ''All Israel News'', 27 April 2024, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref>
-By January 2025, as Christina Harrison, she was described as "Manager for CAMERA on Campus UK" in a letter to the vice-chancellor of the [[University of East London]] about the university's consultation on its antisemitism statement and the [[IHRA working definition of antisemitism]].<ref name="CAMUEL">[https://cameraoncampus.org/blog/camera-on-campus-uks-statement-on-uels-consultation-on-antisemitism-statement/ "CAMERA on Campus UK's Letter on UEL's Consultation on Antisemitism Statement"], CAMERA on Campus, 31 January 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In July 2025 the United Synagogue reported a talk she gave to members of its Kenton community as manager of CAMERA UK, overseeing CAMERA on Campus UK. According to the report, she spoke about the media corrections CAMERA UK had obtained, its links with student societies on fifteen university campuses, and coverage by the [[BBC]].<ref name="US2025" />
+In its December 2024 newsletter CAMERA on Campus reported that "Christina Harrison, Manager of CAMERA UK" had hosted a session at the 2024 [[Limmud]] conference on the challenges faced by university students.<ref name="DEC24">[https://cameraoncampus.org/newsletters/december-2024-reflecting-growing-and-looking-ahead/ "December 2024: Reflecting, Growing, and Looking Ahead"], CAMERA on Campus newsletter, December 2024, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> By January 2025 she was described as "Manager for CAMERA on Campus UK" in a letter to the vice-chancellor of the [[University of East London]] about the university's consultation on its antisemitism statement and the [[IHRA working definition of antisemitism]].<ref name="CAMUEL">[https://cameraoncampus.org/blog/camera-on-campus-uks-statement-on-uels-consultation-on-antisemitism-statement/ "CAMERA on Campus UK's Letter on UEL's Consultation on Antisemitism Statement"], CAMERA on Campus, 31 January 2025, accessed 29 October 2026.</ref> In July 2025 the United Synagogue reported a talk she gave to members of its Kenton community as manager of CAMERA UK, overseeing CAMERA on Campus UK. According to the report, she spoke about the media corrections CAMERA UK had obtained, its links with student societies on fifteen university campuses, and coverage by the [[BBC]].<ref name="US2025" />
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