Oxford University Press consulted with Jewish experts after receiving complaints from communal body
The Republican-led legislature will ‘have our allies' back’ John Thune said
The Israeli flag carrier’s profits were up nearly 300%
The JC speaks to CAA founder and figurehead Gideon Falter on the organisation’s tenth birthday
Met Police urged to re-investigate speech made near to an east London Jewish community
“I think in Lebanon we’ve made some progress on a ceasefire. The council’s involvement would not be productive”
Forest therapy will play a role in the rehabilitation of Nova survivors and injured IDF soldiers, argue KKL-JNF
Holocaust Memorial Day Trust chair Laura Marks: This was not appropriate and should not have happened
Lammy also described Northern Gaza as a ‘nightmare’ and said there was impunity ‘for extremist settlers’ in the West Bank
Announcement comes ahead of 1,000-day anniversary of conflict.
The Prime Minister highlighted the anchoring role faith played during the pandemic
Matthew Patrick and Josh Simons were both elected in July’s general election
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said he was considering sanctioning Bezalal Smotrich
Chris Philp gives the JC his first interview since being appointed
Nisa-Nashim met Angela Rayner and discussed promoting successful interfaith work
The move could have ‘dramatic’ consequences for ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas, according to Hebrew media reports
American envoy due in Beirut for talks tomorrow as diplomatic efforts continue to bring the fighting to a halt
Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav called it ‘divine providence’ that the attack had not resulted in a mass casualty event
Attack on Saturday night drew condemnation from political figures across the spectrum
Last month’s Israeli operation went further than previously revealed, according to Axios
Israel Katz refused to cancel orders approved by his predecessor Yoav Gallant, who was fired last week
The film is facing boycott calls from people insisting ‘Jesus was Palestinian’
Hundreds of people across the country will be taking part in community social action on Sunday
’We are building a safer, more supportive community that is united against abuse’
By the age of 30, Gila Pfeffer was the eldest living member of her family, having lost both parents to cancer. She was determined to avoid the same fate
The increase in NI will push up costs by over £1m
UJIA and Mosaic Teens are offering huge subsidies to people who have never been to Israel
Politicians supported the JW3 food bank in advance of Mitzvah Day, which is taking place on Sunday
The Chief Rabbi: ‘Tragically and sadly... sometimes in order to achieve peace, we do need to engage in war’
Barbara Slowik said that certain areas of the German capital were ‘hostile to Jews’
The Celtic Marine Bar is in Bundoran, a picturesque town on Ireland’s Atlantic coast
Despite a dramatic 1-0 win over Belgium, Israel finishes bottom of Group A2
John Thune attacked the ICC’s ‘outrageous unlawful actions to pursue arrest warrants against Israeli officials’
But new survey shows that the general Jewish population is still overwhelmingly Democratic
The alleged passageway will link a major transit station to Khomeini Hospital
Jewish leaders condemn anti-Israel speech at cathedral Remembrance Day event
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