The Jewish Chronicle

How new right-wing parties outside Netanyahu’s camp may decide Israel’s election

If they manage to enter the Knesset and neither established bloc reaches 61 seats, they could determine who governs the country and under what conditions

Letters to the Editor, August 21 2026

The sale of uncritical copies of Mein Kampf in London is another sign of the breakdown in norms and standards

Aafaq bookshop sold a version that failed to mention Hitler’s crimes and chose to locate it next to works on psychology on a main display table

Iran’s panicked regime moves to criminalise ordinary contacts with the outside world

The leadership is now at least as concerned about another wave of domestic unrest as it is about the external military threat. The draconian laws curtailing correspondence with foreign academics and media come amid the near-daily execution of dissidents

The Orthodox will not only join the IDF in large numbers – they will influence it

My yeshivah provides Israel with a model for combining intensive Torah study with full military service

Israel still has no ambassador in London after a year – a strategic failure that must be fixed pronto

As British Jews face alarming antisemitism and Andy Burnham signals that his government will be tougher on Jerusalem, a top diplomat is urgently needed