Satvinder Juss promoted comments claiming that Zionism was originally a Christian movement and that “money and improper influence” had led to the “promotion of Israeli interests above our own”
By Jane Prinsley
Hamish Falconer tells JC that former hostage’s testimony was ‘heartbreaking’
Security Minister Dan Jarvis said Glastonbury should ‘think very carefully’ about inviting group
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The JC sat down with Peter Lerner from the Histadrut, Israel’s trade union federation
The Northern Irish rap trio appeared to praise Hamas and Hezbollah and has been referred to counter-terrorism police
A challenger to Matt Wrack has been allowed to seek nominations after a legal appeal
The post also included an image of an injured child that was incorrectly related to the Gaza War
By Jacob Jaffa
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Social media posts from some of those set to stand for the party in next week’s local elections also included material from a known neo-Nazi group
MPs also criticise appointment of former Fire Brigades Union chief
The NASUWT union faces a legal challenge over the fairness of Matt Wrack’s uncontested election
The Home Secretary was speaking at the annual Yom HaShoah ceremony
By Gaby Wine
Jewish leader voices concern over the new role for Matt Wrack, who previously referred to ‘so-called antisemitism in the Labour Party’
Zarah Sultana accused the prime minister of blocking the detention Gideon Saar despite there being no warrant for his arrest
Harry Spillman spoke of the ‘deep hurt and distress’ caused to Preston Jewish community following the Labour group WhatsApp scandal exposed by the JC
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch accused ministers of handing over taxpayer money to the group, which she accused of ‘glorifying evil terror groups’, after ministers dropped a court case against it
Graham Jones says he’s standing at the request of the national party
Officials from Building Bridges in Burnley shared imagery comparing Israel and Nazi Germany
An anti-Israel NGOs attempted to seek an arrest warrant against Gideon Sa’ar, accusing him of involvement in ‘genocidal’ policymaking
Nearly one in ten motions relate to Israel’s conflict with Gaza despite the union’s members currently bringing the UK’s second city to a standstill
Abdul Malik admitted sharing a video by a spokesperson for the terrorist group, despite initially denying doing so
Prime minister Sir Keir Starmer emphasised that “never again must mean never again” in response to the poignant collection of accounts from those who saw the Shoah up close
The foreign secretary said that UK ‘will not tolerate’ threats from from the Islamic Republic
David Lammy criticised the ‘barbaric’ group for refusing to release its hostages and using civilians as human shields
By Lorin Bell-Cross & Jacob Jaffa
