The 45-minute meeting followed a letter to Sir Keir Starmer expressing alarm at rising hostility towards Jews
The deputy PM will assess the planning application ahead of committee meeting next month
The cancer support organisation is seeing more men approach them for support than ever before
An attempt to end the 50-year-old relationship was roundly rejected
The country, located where the Caucasus Mountains meet the Caspian Sea, achieved independence from the Soviet Union in 1991
Sussex University has been awarded five year-grant to research the influence of AI, computer games and digital media on understanding of the Shoah
Hillwood Shopping District has dethroned Kosher Kingdom as the largest specialty-Jewish retailer in the UK
The increase in NI will push up costs by over £1m
UJIA and Mosaic Teens are offering huge subsidies to people who have never been to Israel
A law passed by the Knesset earlier this year allows victims of terror and their families to sue the PA
Campaign Against Antisemitism claimed another group, Stop the Hate, had ‘hijacked’ their demonstration
The pre-COP29 event ‘World Religions for a Green Planet’ saw hundreds of religious leaders from around the world speak about the environment
The Surrey town has had a Jewish community for centuries, but hasn’t had a rabbi since the expulsion of Jews from England
The head of Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Ministry said the Haaretz publisher’s comments were ‘straight out of the playbook’ of Israel’s enemies
The annual ‘burning of Kookooee’ ceremony takes place on the last Sunday of October and is said to represent the New Mexico community’s fears
Magicians, classical music, and comedy will come together on Sunday
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