Sir Richard Dearlove said he doesn’t understand why the IRGC hadn’t been proscribed
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Officials at the charity shared images evoking the blood libel and comparing Israel to Nazi Germany
The government faced calls to cut security ties with the Jewish state
The Board of Deputies had previously called for Francesca Albanese’s dismissal after she backed David Miller
No 10 spokesperson: ‘the government is not an international court’
Author Lord Roberts compared those who minimise Hamas’s atrocities to Holocaust deniers
In an exclusive interview, Lord Walney said the Metropolitan Police and Crown Prosecution Service ‘face huge questions over this fiasco’
By Imogen Garfinkel
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The Green Party has also refused to discipline a Bristol councillor who shared Hamas video
Met Police spokesperson says it is for Parliament to determine where the line is drawn, not the police
Former Defence Secretary Grant Shapps: Britain’s security interests are directly aligned with those of Israel
Labour MP claims she was secretly filmed at Knesset; Israeli source hits back against allegations
By Jane Prinsley
Luke Akehurst said it is pernicious to divest from British defence during such perilous times
The PM also chastised Shadow Health Secretary for heckling him during his answer
Baroness Finlay said she apologised for any offence caused after her remark about Lord Finkelstein
Gary Clueit also questioned whether Hamas kidnapped babies and suggested he enjoyed being called antisemitic
Members of the Labour group mocked Preston Jewish community and said hostage vigil was ‘difficult to walk past’
Starmer said Sharabi’s experience in captivity under Hamas was ‘inhuman’
By Daniel Ben-David
Lord Hamilton was accused of invoking ‘antisemitic tropes’ during a debate in Parliament this week
Lord Hamilton’s ‘disgraceful’ remarks were condemned by his party
The rise of extreme parties across Europe begs the question – could the UK be next?
By Jacob Jaffa
The senior parliamentarians warned protests risk degrading Britain’s reputation as a ‘reliable supplier’ to our allies
The former MEP opens up on everything from the Middle East to the Jewish heritage of Britain’s ‘first ever home-grown gourmet food’
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has demanded the BBC conduct an ‘comprehensive, rigorous’ review
