The Jewish Chronicle

BBC’s failure to scrutinise the UN’s treatment of Israel betrays its duty to hold power to account

The United Nations shapes international law, diplomacy and humanitarian policy and merits at least as much journalistic examination as the militaries or governments it often directly influences

Letters to the Editor, August 7 2026

Boy George’s courage, burial rights, Diane Abbott, the blood libel and a reader’s happy memories of growing up in Edgware

Jewish Care and how to create a decent society

Burnham came to Golders Green to explain how to mend a broken system, in a place that embodies something government cannot easily decree: people taking responsibility for one another. Our community can take quiet pride in the example it sets

Antisemitism is no longer a temporary spike

Violent incidents are followed by an increase in antisemitic activity

What a teddy bear can mean to an endangered child

‘The Jews did it’ – the handy theory of everything, from the Ceuta migrant crisis to whatever may go wrong next

If we are all powerful, something doesn't quite add up. Most of the 69,000 who have crossed from Morocco have been pushed back, and Spain’s anti-Israel government remains in power. Perhaps I left Barcelona too soon