Newly published raft of measures to protect Jewish community also covers security, education and NHS
By Jane Prinsley
Solomon has both Ashkenazi and Sephardi roots
By Siam Goorwich
Congregants are being asked to vote to approve the appointment of Rabbi Danny Nevins
By JC Reporter
Officers responded to information that a ‘violent act’ was possibly being planned
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Pressure mounts on other forces to adopt ban on calls for intifada
Corporation then edits piece to suggest intifada could be seen as ‘a call for peaceful resistance to Israel's occupation’
The two dual British-Lebanese nationals stood beside four guards in court while their wives sat in the public gallery
By Pol Allingham and Jordan Reynolds
Police forces in the cities have received new powers allowing them to take action against protesters using the phrase
The term ‘Jewish lobby’ is widely understood to be derogatory, though Trump apparently employed it in an effort to be complimentary
By Andrew Bernard
Those travelling from the West Bank will face significant entry restrictions, while other nations like Syria have been hit with a total prohibition
By Jacob Jaffa
The store has apologised, offered a refund and opened an investigation
US police launch homicide investigation after Nuno Loureiro dies from gunshot
The payment will be split between private companies and the public purse, but providers will be required to sell to Israelis at a ‘good price’
The prime minister pointed to Canberra’s recognition of a Palestinian state and tolerance of anti-Israel protests
Alex Lobanov, Almog Sarusi, Carmel Gat, Eden Yerushalmi, Hersh Goldberg-Polin and Ori Danino can be seen commemorating the occasion months before their murder
By Daniel Ben-David
Researchers called it ‘a true revolution in Hodgkin lymphoma care’
Matilda’s aunt urged the world to ‘spread happiness and love’ to honour her niece
Prime Minister Albanese is set to significantly tighten gun laws in the wake of the massacre
Adam Smyth, a father of four, and Boris Tetleroyd, whose son remains in hospital, were among the 15 people killed
By Katie Grant
The new measures will be accompanied by a crackdown on gun ownership, but a former prime minister has urged Canberra not to let them be a ‘diversion’ from tackling antisemitism
Alan Levy addressed one of two Chanukah events in Parliament on Wednesday night
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Sir Keir Starmer opened PMQs by promising to protect Jewish communities in the UK in the wake of the Sydney terror attack
The prime minister and chief rabbi lit Chanukah candles in Downing Street with Jewish communal figures before heading to Australia
Communities Secretary Steve Reed told a Jewish Labour Movement gathering that the new strategy will leave ‘no stone unturned’
The smear campaign was linked to the release of her latest album, The Life of a Showgirl
Rave reviews have been pouring in for the Jewish star’s performance as Marty Mauser in Marty Supreme
By Elisa Bray
Veteran music executive who has worked with Bowie and Rolling Stones condemns geo-blocking campaign
By Jamie Shapiro
The Monty Python alumna shared a series of comments on X that were critical of the Jewish state, including the claim that it ‘controls global finance’
