Marcus Dysch was the JC’s Political Editor and Assistant News Editor until 2018
Ennobled by David Cameron two years ago, Lord Polak is a veteran of Westminster’s corridors of power. He is likely to be horrified by the headlines and coverage around the Patel trip.
When Ms Harman tried to explain why she had told the joke – which referred to Jews being gassed to death during the Shoah – she was told to “be quiet”
Shadow Foreign Secretary tells Balfour conference that Labour leader backed party’s position on finding a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
The Prime Minister will address a gala dinner on Thursday night to mark the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration
How refreshing it would be to have political leaders who simply said what they were thinking
More than 300 Israeli companies operate in Britain
Attempting to ride two horses at the same time is a dangerous pursuit
Lord Hylton suggested “delisting” Hamas could “help all sides to be rather less intransigent” and help the Palestinians build confidence.
The Board of Deputies said it would be “stand in solidarity” with the groups on shared interests and to combat “obscene” levels of hostility.
The great offices of our nation demand more than former backbenchers still clinging to personal grievances.
The JC's political editor Marcus Dysch turns his attention to the often-neglected third force in Parliament. And finds a good deal of Jewish interest...
Figures show that in more than 6,300 cases, the sentence imposed was increased
As the Commons chamber once again throbs with the cut-and-thrust of political discourse, here is my wish-list for the coming months of Westminster action
The Lobby was aired by the Qatari-owned channel in January and used hidden cameras to secretly record staff from Jewish and pro-Israel groups meeting politicians, diplomats and youth groups.
Blessing will be recited in Orthodox synagogues across the country next month
Mrs May said Britain remains “firmly committed to the deal”. US President Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed concerns about the future of the agreement.
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