Orlando Radice

In times of peak political madness, kiss the centre ground

Me Too! hummus maker in a branding pickle

Hummus maker to change the name of her product to avoid confusion with #MeToo anti-sex abuse movement

Malaysian PM doubles down on antisemitism in Oxford Union

Mahathir Mohamad told the audience that he had every right to speak 'against the Jews'

Corbyn hires speechwriter who worked with 'Holocaust Industry' author

Alex Nunns also boasts of doing 'editorial work' for controversial WikiLeaks founder Assange

HSBC divests from Israeli arms company Elbit

Bank reportedly cites human rights issues as background to decision

Chelsea questions 'brain-power' of fans after antisemitic chants heard

Fans accused of singing familiar hate songs during Europa League away match in Budapest

Saudi Arabia doesn't look like a resilient ally

There are serious questions about how useful a partner Saudi Arabia can be for Israel in the future

Interview: Mikhail Fridman

Mikhail Fridman is one of the world’s richest men. He also holds strong views on Israel and staunchly supports Shoah education, as shown by his backing of a UK project to preserve survivors’ testimony

Farewell to all this

Orlando Radice reflects on his six years as the JC's Foreign Editor

If the choice is hard-right or hard-left, I choose Lib Dem futility

Better vote for a hopeless party than groups that actively seek to damage the UK

Miri Regev in push to expel UN from Jerusalem

Israeli Foreign Ministry tells Culture Minister there is no legal path to force out UN

Israeli cabinet passes controversial nation-state bill

New version of law - yet to be passed by the Knesset - downgrades Arabic