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What Matters Most On Monday, January 24, 2022

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Tory MP Nusrat Ghani

Jewish leaders offer solidarity to MP following claim about sacking for ‘Muslimness’

By Sabrina Miller

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he was taking ‘extremely seriously’ Nus Ghani’s accusation she was fired because her religion made colleagues ‘uncomfortable’

Tories who have apologised for antisemitism allegations. Left to right Maisey, Concerta, Green

Charlotte Nichols praises defector Christian Wakeford as ‘staunch ally of the community’

EXCLUSIVE: Jewish MP defends her new colleague after local tories staged a protest attended by three activists who’d apologised for questioning her Jewish faith

Analysis‘Tributes are never easy, but writing about Pete Newbon is an honour and a privilege’

By Fiona Sharpe

Sadiq Khan viewing the Holocaust Galleries exhibition

Sadiq Khan: I understand ripples of fear felt by Jewish communities after the Texas shul siege

Marking Holocaust Memorial Day 2022, the Mayor of London visited the Imperial War Museum’s Holocaust Galleries, describing the exhibition as ’emotional, distressing, upsetting and vitally important’

JN PODCAST: Texas shul siege: How safe are we?

Susan with the Kindness cast

The strength of kindness: Play inspired by survivor Susan Pollack

By Alex Galbinski

Rabbi Angela Buchdahl of Central Synagogue, Manhattan

‘We have an actual gunman. This is not a joke’, Texas rabbi said in siege voicemail

By JTA and Michael Daventry

The ‘unfaltering’ words were shared by a New York rabbi who received a call during last weekend’s hostage incident

Police granted extra time to quiz UK men over Texas synagogue siege

Deputies voting on Sunday.

JNF UK censured by Board of Deputies over chair’s ‘bigoted remarks’ about Muslims

64% of Deputies vote in favour of a resolution in response to remarks made to Jewish News by Hayek, who claims Jews have no future in the UK as a result of Muslim immigration.

A protest outside BBC New Broadcasting House (Photo: Campaign Against Antisemitism)

Board of Deputies president met BBC director general to discuss antisemitism rift

Roger Hallam (Steve Eason, Wikipedia Commons, www.flickr.com/photos/127991958@N06/46699819455/)

Warwick pulls event with ‘Holocaust just another f***ery in human history’ activist

By Sabrina Miller

University apologises for inviting XR co-founder Roger Hallam, saying it did not ‘recognise the concerns’ raised by Warwick Jewish Society ahead of the event

Nadhim Zahawi and Yehuda Bauer

Nadhim Zahawi: Universities adopting IHRA is ‘essential, not a box-ticking exercise’

By Jenni Frazer

AnalysisOPINION: Jews and Palestinians must be able to ‘count on the rest of us’ for solidarity

By Hannah Weisfeld

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Orthodox Jewish teens crossing the road in Gateshead

Charedi boarding school pupils ‘not fully prepared for life in modern Britain’

British-Iranian held in Tehran for ‘spying for Israel’ to begin hunger strike

Al Nuaimi (front row, third from right) with the U.K. Abraham accords group last week . Waiting for some More pics

It was a mistake not to allow Israeli athletes to compete, says senior UAE official

By Justin Cohen

A screen image of a post by artist Manfred Kielnhofer from Austria depicting an Israeli flag with a star of David made up of syringes and one of his statues. (Facebook)

Austrian artist under fire after posting star of David made of syringes

By JTA

Finance planning at Ocoko Primary School, Arua. The $100,000 prize, presented annually, goes to a humanitarian under the age of 50 whose work, informed by Jewish values, has significantly improved the world.

Former banker becomes first UK winner of prestigious $100,000 charity prize

By Jenni Frazer

Malmö Synagogue in Sweden is home to one of the country's small Jewish communities

27 percent of religious hate crimes in Sweden target its tiny Jewish community

By JTA

Analysis

Hannah Weisfeld

OPINION: Jews and Palestinians must be able to ‘count on the rest of us’ for solidarity

The act of terror at Beth Israel Congregation in Colleyville, Texas, in which four members of the synagogue, including the Rabbi, were taken hostage, is the stuff of nightmares for Jews around the world, particularly for clergy, charged with the task of guiding and leading our communities. When an armed person storms a synagogue, holds people hostage and demands the release of a convicted... Continue Reading

Top: Security services outside the Beth Israel Congregation in Texas during the siege. Bottom: The neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah in East Jerusalem (Photo: Reuters) via Jewish News.

Netanyahu considering plea deal in corruption cases, that may bar him from politics

By JTA

Israeli police evict Palestinian family from Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood

By JTA

Settlers from West Bank outpost attack human rights activists

By JTA

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