Why Adam Bass will never hide where his range of kosher hummus and dips comes from
By Ellie Grant
Hundreds of activists have been putting up posters and yellow ribbons for the past 15 months
By Gaby Wine
Hostage Omer loves this recipe from Tel Aviv’s Sheine restaurant
By Sheine Restaurant
Hostage families urge the diaspora community to keep applying pressure on world leaders
Tal Hartuv was brutally attacked by two men disguised as Israeli police in 2010
The first group of hostages are set to be released on Sunday, January 19
The Pinsker Centre says students are keen to hear why Israel, like other nations, has the right to exist
By Lorin Bell-Cross
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In extracts from her new book, The Builder’s Stone, Melanie Phillips explains how Jewish nationhood, education and morality can play a vital role in shaping the future
By Melanie Phillips
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Negotiators are reportedly on the brink of a ceasefire agreement which could see those abducted on October 7, 2023 returned to their families.
By Amelie Botbol
Labour MPs overwhelmingly spoke critically of Israel in Parliament yesterday
Anti-Israel editors cited material from controversial sources out to reportedly outweigh more balanced voices
By JC Reporter
Biden administration reportedly seeking $8 billion arms deal with Israel
Albag’s parents demanded a deal be reached to secure the release of all hostages
As a community, we must channel as much energy into cultivating Jewish pride as we do into fighting hate
By Ben M. Freeman
Molly has become a bit of a celebrity in her patch of Stamford Hill
By Yael Breuer
Teenagers forced to perform sex acts on each other, says Israeli ministry report due to go to UN
