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David Patrikarakos
With Bashar al-Assad’s fall, Israel eyes diplomacy and defence to secure its borders and reshape regional dynamics
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By
Lee Harpin
Keith Black’s term renewed as chair of the JLC
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By
Laura Butcher
The hate-filled atmosphere, brazen antisemitism and glorification of violence in that chamber was not just offensive – it was dangerous
Australian synagogue set on fire in arson attack
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Lee Harpin
Communal leaders fear the incident, which took place during morning prayers, is the latest escalation in antisemitism in the country
Parents of murdered Nova victim Jake Marlowe denounce UK for “dehumanising” approach
By
Jenni Frazer
OPINION: Charedi schools are counting the cost of Labour’s budget
By
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Lee Harpin
New report by the human rights group accuses Israel of pursuing ‘slow death’ of Palestinians
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Lee Harpin
Chinn praise for outgoing New Statesman editor
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Jenni Frazer
Kindertransport refugee Bob Kirk dies, aged 99
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Barry Borman
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Alex Kahn
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Israeli Foreign Ministry blames Hamas and looting for the failure to distribute aid
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Real people making real food in real life – meet the London-based Israeli who has launched a cooking club inspired by a Facebook group
JLE opens central London hub
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Sephardi figurehead Rabbi Dweck to make aliyah in 2026
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Senior Labour peer to ministers: Change course over NI hike on charities
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Brent Council passes ‘divisive’ Nablus city twinning motion
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Cllr Neil Nerva, Jewish Labour cabinet member on the North London council, walks out in disgust ahead of vote to twin with the West Bank city
Kisharon Langdon secures £155,550 funding for Child’s Hill Library
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Lee Harpin
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Candida Gertler, co-founder of the Outset Contemporary Art Fund, said decision was taken as ‘principled protest’ against hate
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Ceasefire with Hezbollah opens new flight path for airlines
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Jenni Frazer
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Lee Harpin
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UK joins call for Israel to renew West Bank banking arrangements
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Lee Harpin
Business leaders unite to support Jewish Child’s Day
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Dan Hardoon
Charity funds projects for Jewish children facing physical, learning or emotional difficulties
Hackney Council rejects PSC bid to detwin borough with Haifa
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Lee Harpin
Labour councillors lead backlash against ‘deeply problematic’ PSC move, backed by the Greens, to end 50 year civic twinning with Israel’s third largest city
Immanuel College consults on prep school closure
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Michelle Rosenberg
Private Hertfordshire school teams up with Kerem primary to offer places to all pupils from reception class up to Year 4
Youths ‘throw rocks’ and yell obscenities at JFS school buses
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Michelle Rosenberg
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BBC staff quit journalists’ union after being told to dress in Palestinian colours
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Jenni Frazer
EXCLUSIVE: National Union of Journalists and Trades Union Congress ask members to wear keffiyehs in the workplace
Starmer to continue speaking with Netanyahu, confirms Downing Street
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Lee Harpin
Twelve percent approve idea that Jews should quit France
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Jenni Frazer
Hezbollah’s claim of victory over Israel ‘reminiscent’ of IRA supporters
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Jewish News Reporter
In the Commons, Gregory Campbell argued that “peace is welcome but not people trying to turn peace into a victory parade”
Plans for Lord Sugar drama unveiled
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Candice Krieger
The Apprentice boss is speaking to production companies about a programme based on his life
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Michael Murphy
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Deputy prime minister steps in on plans affecting Bevis Marks
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Jenni Frazer
Angela Rayner has intervened in planning application for tower block, which would overshadow historic building
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Lee Harpin
Mordaunt and Mann to lead Board commission tackling Jew hate
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Lee Harpin
UK courts would consider immunity over Netanyahu arrest, Downing Street confirms
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Lee Harpin
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BBC’s Nova Festival documentary nominated for a Broadcast Award
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Michelle Rosenberg
Israel approves ceasefire with Hezbollah, paving way for end of conflict
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Ron Kampeas (JTA)
Ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah now in force
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Jewish News Reporter
OPINION: The struggle for the soul of Judaism
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Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg
The fight for the Torah’s core teachings of righteousness, human dignity and compassion cannot be ignored
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Dark days, dark nights and dark movies – it must be ‘Noirvember’
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Darren Richman
Jews played a big role in film noir, which combines high art with low
OPINION: Ashkenazi Jews are up to 4x more likely to suffer from IBD; so let’s talk about it
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Matty Fisher
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‘UN is a stain on humanity,’ says former Israeli ambassador
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Sandy Rashty
Gilad Erdan condemns the institution at Magen David Adom’s 75th anniversary event with 7 October survivors
Minister slams Hamas as he confirms Gaza aid organisations not reaching hostages
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Lee Harpin
Rabbi Sacks’ personal archive now in National Library of Israel
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Jenni Frazer
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Miriam Lorie
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Change is happening and women are increasingly being empowered to teach and lead across the Orthodox world
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