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From Judge Rinder to Golders Green Nazis… what made us click in 2015!
The star of a popular courtroom reality show has topped this year’s most read Jewish News stories online.
An interview with the no-nonsense and acerbic-quipping Robert Rinder, of ITV’s Judge Rinder and the UK’s answer to the similarly-titled popular American show, Judge Judy, garnered huge interest worldwide on jewishnews.co.uk in 2015.
Brendan O’Neill, editor of Spiked-Online.com, placed second and fifth in the top 10 most read stories with tens of thousands of readers flocking to his columns.
Other highly-read stories include the barring of a neo-Nazi rally in Golders Green, in June, a video showing JFS students breaking their school gate and hurling missiles in May and coverage of the kosher supermarket shootings in Paris last January.
Here’s the top 10 list in full…
1) Robert Rinder: the UK’s answer to American chat-show host Judge Judy!
2) OPINION – Brendan O’Neill: According to the left, Israeli citizens deserve to be murdered
3) Police bar Nazi rally from taking place in Golders Green
4) Top 10 Israeli inventions you should know about
5) OPINION – Brendan O’Neill: Yarmouk exposes callous double standards of ugly Israel bashers
6) Video shows JFS pupils break school gate, hurl missiles and abuse headmaster
7) Top 10 Israeli artists you need to be listening to
8) PARIS TERROR: Kosher supermarket gunman killed as siege ends – four hostages dead
9) Far-right groups planning demonstration ‘against Jewish privilege’ in Golders Green
10) EXCLUSIVE: Tory council candidate: I’d never support ‘the Jew’ Miliband
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