Department for Education say Bill ‘does not prevent parents securing a faith-based education’
The prime minister repeated commitment to CST funding and Holocaust education
Labour MPs overwhelmingly spoke critically of Israel in Parliament yesterday
Proposals to register children being taught outside school settings are due to be debated in Parliament on Wednesday
Meet the vocal minority of Jews supporting the upstart party
Reversal was welcomed by UKLFI and Board of Deputies
Interfaith activists were speaking at Limmud
Lisa Nandy met a delegation including Tracy-Ann Oberman, Rachel Riley and other Jewish cultural figures
ChanuKeir Sameach! Party leaders wish Britain’s Jews a happy holidays
Starmer says settler violence in the West Bank must be ‘dealt with’
Oxford Union Gaza debate denounced as ‘mess of antisemitism’ in Parliament
Outrage as Tories ignore Alan Duncan’s remarks on Israel
MPs also called for the UK to stop selling fighter jet parts to Israel
The former home secretary said she was ‘honoured’ to be taking on the new role
Conservative MPs and former government officials rounded on the PM after his meeting with the Unrwa chief
Chief Rabbi and figures from Labour, the Conservatives and Lib Dems spoke against antisemitism and called for the release of hostages
PMQs saw Starmer’s past positions on immigration attacked
Publicity initiative aims to move the plight of captives ‘out of the Jewish echo chamber’
Jonathan Reynolds told the JC he wanted a free trade deal with Israel despite limited arms ban
The former Conservative home secretary said her husband and her had ‘respect for each other’s independence’
Mel Stride echoed the concerns of many community organisations
Social Workers’ Union General Secretary removed statement but refused to issue a public apology
Government position at odds with president-elect Donald Trump, who recognised Golan as Israeli territory
Board of Deputies said the measures were especially needed in the aftermath of October 7
Party leaders paid tribute to Mandy Damari’s campaign in Commons
Reform UK’s leader said the government had ‘written off’ Britain’s Jewish population
Around 30 MPs attended Labour Friends of Israel event
Three new Jewish MPs have also spoken in Parliament for the first time
He told the JC: ‘It is not the time to ease up on the work tackling antisemitism’
Government’s independent adviser on political violence and disruption says there is a ‘highly aggressive pro-Palestine fringe’
He also claimed Gateshead Talmudical College contributed to area’s reputation as the ‘Oxbridge of the Jewish world’
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