Rosa Doherty is social affairs correspondent for the Jewish Chronicle
Labour Against the Witchhunt said it 'deplores some of the tweets that have been issued in our name'
They wake up at 6am and dive into cesspools to defend Jews against lies and abuse. But who are the people behind the Twitter handles?
Migdal Emunah could close by the end of the year, its founder warns
University says it will discipline those involved, adding it 'does not tolerate antisemitic or racist behaviour'
Veteran broadcaster died suddenly on research trip for latest book, having written an article for the JC just days before
Tzedek enables youth leaders to run African summer camp
Personal trainer Yusef Bouattoura: 'They have helped me in so many ways, from advice with setting up my business, to not judging me and my past'
World ORT names more than a dozen pupils from four countries as winners of its social action accolade
'This was about antisemitism in Labour and those of us who have stood by the Jewish community'
The London mayor said the 'offensive' adverts were 'not authorised' and were 'acts of vandalism'
Three men, a woman and a 17-year-old boy will be questioned on suspicion of being members of a proscribed organisation National Action
Veteran Jewish MP says the party should have adopted it 'no ifs, no buts'
'How can this possibly be appropriate?'
Rabbi Menahem Lester wrote: 'I am among many who feel Islam has no place in Europe and certainly not in Britain'
A vote on accepting the definition will take place amid pressure on Labour to do the same
In a letter to The Guardian, Arab Knesset members praise his 'long-standing solidarity'
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