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Brits donating blood at the Peres Center in Yaffo. Credit: Magen David Adom UK

Brits allowed to donate blood in Israel after two-decade ban: ‘Giving is an honour’

By Jotam Confino in Israel

Brits who lived in the UK during 1980-1996 were banned from donating blood in Israel in 1999 due to the “Mad Cow Disease” outbreak of the mid-90s.

Emmanuel Macron has recognised Palestine as a state

Macron issues warning to Netanyahu over his planned reforms of Israeli judiciary

People search through rubble following an earthquake in Diyarbakir, Turkey February 6, 2023. REUTERS/Sertac Kayar TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

UK and Israel offer to send aid after earthquake leaves over 1,700 dead in Turkey and Syria

By Jotam Confino in Israel

“A request was also received to do this for the many who were injured in the earthquake in Syria,” Netanyahu said, which led him to “instruct that this be done as well.”

London, UK. Feb 4 2023. Kids For Democracy. A crowd protested loudly by the private street leading to the Israeli Embassy as a part of a worldwide fight by Israelis to preserve democracy in Israel and oppose the inclusion in the government of criminals and religious bigots which they say is unacceptable. Many brought their children with them to show their love for Israel. Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News

Hundreds of Israeli expats join pro-democracy protest in central London

The demo – one of 20 across the globe and held next to the UK Israeli embassy – was organised to protest against the judicial reforms proposed by the hardline coalition government

French President Emmanuel Macron and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

Macron to Netanyahu: Proposed Supreme Court changes threaten Israeli democracy

By David I Klein (JTA)

New York Times (Wikipedia/Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ajay_suresh/48193462432/ / Author Ajay Suresh from New York, NY, USA / Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/legalcode)

Survey finds ‘disturbing’ anti-Israel coverage by New York Times

By Jewish News Reporter

The negative reporting of Israel rose from 53% during the first 10 months of 2022 to 68% after Benjamin Netanyahu was re-elected prime minister.

Jeremy Corbyn on Luciana Berger's decision to quit Labour

Corbyn insists Berger left Labour because ‘she was setting up new party’

In a new interview Jeremy Corbyn has appeared to downplay the impact of antisemitism on Luciana Berger’s decision to quit the Labour Party

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Russian missiles hit historic synagogue in southeastern Ukraine

By David I Klein (JTA)

Jewish leaders condemn “bombardment” of 113-year old building in city of Huliaipole

The Jewish cemetery in Worms Heiliger Sand, Rhine-Hesse, Germany

Germany celebrates UNESCO World Heritage listing for sites known as birthplace of Yiddish, Ashkenazi culture

By David I Klein (JTA)

They were recognised by the United Nations’ education and cultural body in July 2021, but the coronavirus pandemic delayed Germany’s celebration of the designation.

Credit: ParliamentUK

OPINION: What was not said during Daniel’s appointment was significant

By Vivian Wineman

As a Charedi Jew becomes Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, how lucky we are that he is judged on merit, writes Vivian Wineman.

Ernest and Anita Simon, credit: AJR

Holocaust survivor Ernest Simon passes away, aged 92

By Michelle Rosenberg

Austrian Kindertransport refugee who witnessed Kristallnacht was “erudite and kindly gentleman who will be fondly remembered.”

All Aboard part of the first charity supermarket pop up at Brent Cross shopping centre, north London.

All Aboard first multi-charity pop-up store at Brent Cross

By Michelle Rosenberg

Former Topshop retail space to offer pre-loved goods from 10 charity retailers, including All Aboard, Cancer Research UK and Shelter

Jerusalem Orchestra East & West brings the Barbican to life

By Louisa Walters

Israeli ambassador is among nearly 2000 people at a unique musical event in London

Assaf Granit has won Michelin stars abroad

FOODMichelin Guide marches in to Tel Aviv

By Louisa Walters

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