In Southend protesters were allowed to intimidate a small community of worshippers during Passover
By The JC Leader
Police accused of ‘disastrous failure’ after anti-Israel protesters march past synagogue on Shabbat
By Jane Prinsley
Rosalind Levine and her husband were arrested after they voiced concerns about their daughter’s school
Women bailed after earlier arrest over ‘suspicious’ death
An activist attacked the 1914 painting hanging at Trinity College Cambridge in March last year
Met Police spokesperson says it is for Parliament to determine where the line is drawn, not the police
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Police have accused the shops’ owners of ‘incitement and support for terrorism’ but critics have claimed that the arrests were unjustified
By Jacob Jaffa
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Two-thirds of young Jews aged 18 to 24 have considered leaving the country in the last two years, the Campaign Against Antisemitism says
By Simon Rocker
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Reports suggest that a border post was attacked by masked men close to a Palestinian village
By JC Reporter
In three decades, the defence group has logged over 30,000 reports of antisemitic incidents and hostile behaviour
The arrests relate to the attack on Israeli defence firm Elbit Systems in Gloucestershire in August
By Imogen Garfinkel
Barbara Slowik said that certain areas of the German capital were ‘hostile to Jews’
By Ellie Grant
The message was directed at the Union of Jewish Students after it posted about increased antisemitism on campus
Chris Philp gives the JC his first interview since being appointed
Community figures relieved after authorities initially failed to label the incident as hate crime or identify victim as Jewish
By Eliana Jordan
Home Secretary pledges to work ‘tirelessly’ to tackle ‘appalling’ levels of hate crime
