The British Museum has decided to postpone an event scheduled for Jewish Culture Month, titled 'Ancient Israel and Judah in the British Museum,' due to security concerns stemming from planned disruptions by some registered attendees. The museum announced the postponement on Wednesday, stating that it had been informed that many attendees intended to deliberately disrupt the event, which would undermine its purpose. In a statement, the museum emphasized its responsibility to ensure that events proceed safely and without intimidation. The Board of Deputies of British Jews called the situation 'highly regrettable,' asserting that the actions of extremists should not hinder public enjoyment of Jewish cultural events. MP Priti Patel remarked that the cancellation reflects the challenges faced by Jewish communities, while historian Simon Schama criticized the decision as a sign of cowardice. The museum remains committed to rescheduling the event and supporting Jewish Culture Month.