Marcus Dysch was the JC’s Political Editor and Assistant News Editor until 2018
On the Middle East, Labour pledges its commitment to a “comprehensive peace…based on a two-state solution. That means a secure Israel alongside a secure and viable state of Palestine".
Mr Ward said his potential candidacy was “very much about Israel and supporters of Israel deciding who should be candidates in British elections”
There is a fascinating irony on the fringes of the Labour Party’s apparent impending implosion.
Fed up yet? It might be called a “snap” general election but, if the first 10 days of this campaign are anything to go by, the next few weeks could be short on action.
Farron's desire to tackle antisemitism has been there all along, but his party's complex disciplinary rules caused an embarrassing delay
Jewish voters will desert Labour and present the most crushingly one-sided electoral result delivered by our community not just in a generation, but ever
Labour MPs under threat include Stoke-on-Trent MP Ruth Smeeth, Dudley North's Ian Austin and Joan Ryan, the chair of Labour Friends of Israel
It's time capable, younger figures were given a chance to show what they can do
"Without its Jewish community, Britain would not be Britain," the Prime Minister said in her annual message.
Registering their “disgust and frustration” at the outcome of this week’s disciplinary hearing into Mr Livingstone’s conduct, they said "enough is enough".
Labour's deputy leader says party has failed the Jewish community
The publicity around Mr Livingstone’s hearing and its outcome has given carte blanche to those with antisemitic views
Former Mayor of London makes claims in impromptu speech as he arrives for Labour Party disciplinary hearing
The impact of the referendum result is being felt just as keenly in the Jewish community as it is around the rest of the country
Iain McNicol travelled to Israel on a three-day Labour Friends of Israel delegation
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