The United Kingdom of Judaism is a virtual cultural micronation and community project based on the values of unity, faith and honor. UKJ is building a digital nation with its own identity, symbols, regions, citizenship and constitution.
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UKJ is a virtual micronation with its own constitution, government, regions and digital citizenship. Our goal is to build a respectful community based on unity, faith, honor and cooperation.
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A cultural and community region of the United Kingdom of Judaism.
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A strategic region focused on stability, development and protection.
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The main administrative center of the United Kingdom of Judaism.
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His Majesty King Aurelian I. is the symbolic and fictional head of state of the United Kingdom of Judaism. The King represents unity, continuity and the royal identity of UKJ.
Andrew Moris is the founder of UKJ and serves as Minister of Defence. His role is to manage the project, develop the identity of the micronation and represent UKJ as a virtual community.
latest news United Kingdom Of Judaism
All UKJ citizens are encouraged to verify the validity of their digital membership cards and profile information.
Update your profile and stay informed about all important announcements.
memories and holidays we celebrate
new laws for UKJ and citizens and companies
new info about the elections and they will prepare them
The local economy of this region is based on services, small businesses, trade, transport, local production and community activity.
Main sectors include retail, services, industry, construction, transport, food, sport and tourism.
The region contains active shops, service providers, industrial companies and public places important for daily life.
The region is symbolically classified as a developing regional economy with potential for community growth and digital participation.
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Hymn of the United Kingdom of Judaism
Unity, Faith and Honor
Symbolic National Anthem
Ceremonial and community purposes
The anthem represents unity among UKJ citizens and members.
It reflects the symbolic spiritual and cultural values of UKJ.
The anthem expresses respect, dignity and loyalty to the UKJ identity.
It strengthens the digital community and symbolic citizenship of UKJ.
Join the United Kingdom of Judaism as a digital citizen and receive your symbolic UKJ membership identity.
UKJ citizenship is a symbolic digital membership in a virtual cultural micronation and community project. It allows members to become part of the UKJ identity, documents and community structure.
UKJ citizenship is a symbolic digital membership in a virtual cultural micronation and community project. It allows members to become part of the UKJ identity, documents and community structure.
The national holidays of the United Kingdom of Judaism are symbolic days that represent unity, faith, honor, digital citizenship, national identity and the values of our community.
UKJ holidays are officially recognized symbolic days within the United Kingdom of Judaism community. They remind citizens of UKJ history, values, national symbols, digital citizenship and shared community identity.
15 October 2024
We celebrate our state symbols, their meaning and role in building national identity.
17 June 2026
The day of our anthem, which expresses the unity, faith and honour of all citizens of the United Kingdom. Of Judaism
15 October 2024
A holiday dedicated to the unity of our community, respect for traditions, and shared devotion to the values of UKJ.
15 October 1944
MONUMENT
TO THE VICTIMS OF FASCISM
1944 – 1945
IN CIBISLAVKA NEAR BÁNOVCE N/B.
15 October 2024
During UKJ national holidays, symbolic ceremonies, announcements, anthem presentations, community messages and cultural updates may be published for citizens and members.
“Unity guides us, faith strengthens us, and honor preserves our identity.”
The United Kingdom of Judaism (UKJ) is a virtual cultural micronation and community project. All documents, symbols, roles and citizenship cards are symbolic and created for community identity.
