Marcus Dysch
Marcus Dysch was the JC’s Political Editor and Assistant News Editor until 2018
Lord Sacks defends role writing Mike Pence's Knesset speech
Emeritus Chief Rabbi said it was “a great tribute to the Jewish people” that the vice president sought his guidance
Labour hearing into activist who challenged Jewish MP postponed indefinitely
Marc Wadsworth is one of the most high-profile cases put before the party’s national constitutional committee (NCC).
Labour MP urges party to take 'stronger and speedier' action against antisemitism
Claims of a witch-hunt or smear campaign are a 'new threat' to combating Jew-hate in the party
Election of Momentum activists to Labour NEC sparks concern
Jewish community will 'come out swinging, hard' if party gives antisemites 'a free pass'
Far left has momentum to take over Labour
Political Editor Marcus Dysch assesses another tumultuous week for Jeremy Corbyn's party
‘No more excuses for not acting on antisemitism’, JLM warns Corbyn
Jeremy Newmark, Jewish Labour Movement chair, spoke out after three members backed by the hard-left Momentum group allied to Mr Corbyn were elected to the NEC on Monday.
Chelsea launches initiative to combat antisemitism
“Our players, staff, fans and visitors to the club come from a wide range of backgrounds, including the Jewish community, and we want to ensure everyone feels safe, valued and included.”
United Synagogue criticises Jewish freesheet over sex offender’s advert
Manny Waks, a leading campaigner against child abuse, said the response from mainstream Jewish communal organisations to the sex offender donating a Sefer Torah had been “pitiful”
An underwhelming reshuffle — but there are opportunities aplenty
While there were a few impressive appointments to the junior ranks the cabinet itself looks almost identical to the one in place at the end of 2017.
Jewish MP Lucy Frazer gets government job in reshuffle
Member for South East Cambridgeshire becomes Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at Ministry of Justice
Amber Rudd seeks to ease concerns over displays of Hezbollah flags
Home Secretary is 'sympathetic' to those offended by flying of terrorist group's banner and insists police are 'not ignoring' the issue
Jeremy Corbyn unlikely to be banned as Israel issues boycott blacklist
Labour leader is patron of group hit by Israeli authorities' new crackdown on BDS
Suspended Labour activists plan to picket party’s antisemitism disciplinary hearings
Labour Against the Witchhunt says it defends supporters of Jeremy Corbyn who have been “expelled or suspended on bogus charges of antisemitism”.
Why Stella Creasy was disappointing at Limmud, plus my new year Labour wish
The Walthamstow MP would not want my sympathy, but I feel for her and many others who now sit alongside her on Labour’s talented backbenches.
How Limmud keeps it all in the family
Children from toddlers to teens get their own dedicated festival events
Headlines, laughter and a real sense of belonging at Limmud
What with appearances by Jon Lansman and Jo Johnson, the five-day festival had more than enough to keep political correspondents busy
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