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Demonstrators against the judicial overhaul outside the Knesset in Jerusalem, Feb. 13, 2023 (AHMAD GHARABLI / AFP)

OPINION: How can British Jews make their voices heard at this crucial moment?

Dr. Yizhar Hess, vice chairman of the World Zionist Organization, responds to Jewish News’ poll published this week on British Jews’ opinions on Israel ‘s political direction.

Jewish News Survation poll 2023

Jewish News-Survation poll: Most UK Jews view Israel’s new government with dread

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

Voice of the Jewish News: Our polling reveals generational divide

Royal Courts of Justice on the Strand in the City of Westminster. Pic: Wikipedia

Twitter trial: antisemitism campaigners crowdfunding £8k for their own defence

By Jenni Frazer

Jewish activists fighting solicitor accusing them of libel after social media post on IHRA definition of antisemitism which he rejects.

Man wearing a kippah in public

Victim of antisemitic pub incident tells court he feels unsafe wearing kippah in public

Refugees Minister Lord Richard Harrington during an interview on the UK's Ukrainian refugee response, at his office in Westminster, London. Picture date: Monday August 22, 2022.

Former refugee minister: We’ve given homes to 150,000 Ukrainians, but I fear for scheme’s future

By Jotam Confino in Israel

Speaking to Jewish News on the first anniversary of the war in Ukraine, Richard Harrington encourages the government to keep housing scheme alive

Peter Zinkin, left, with councillor Dean Cohen

Conservative Peter Zinkin wins Golders Green by-election

The election took place following the death, in December, of Melvin Cohen, Barnet’s longest-serving and much-respected councillor, who had twice served as mayor of the borough.

A 14th-century synagogue Utrera was unearthed by archeologists in Spain. (Courtesy Utrera City council)

Hospital-turned-church-turned-bar in Spain revealed as medieval synagogue

By Orge Castellano (JTA)

Archaeologists uncover “a unique, extraordinary place and gathering point of the emotional and cultural heritage of the people of Utrera”

‘Departed without leaving a forwarding address’ – the German Reichspost used this stamp to return post to its sender when the item’s recipient had been deported, Wiener Holocaust Library Collections

‘Help, help, help…’ Heartbreaking Holocaust letters on display for first time

By Jenni Frazer

Remarkable exhibition entitled ‘Holocaust Letters’ at the Wiener Holocaust Library demonstrates how “the history of the Shoah is still being written”.

A wicker Jewish star sent in remembrance of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. (Courtesy of the Tree of Life Congregation and Rauh Jewish History Program & Archives via JTA)

Suspect with history of ‘animus toward the Jewish community’ arrested over LA shootings

By Jewish News Reporter

Two Jewish men had been the target of shootings this week in the Pico-Robertson district of Los Angeles, which has a sizeable Jewish community

300,000 people, including children, are now homeless following the earthquakes in Turkey and northern Syria. Pic: WJR

OPINION: Tzedakah and g’milut hasadim are values central to our DNA

By Rabbi Dina Brawer World Jewish Relief

Rabbi Dina Brawer, inaugural executive director of World Jewish Relief USA, says the charity has a responsibility to provide a response to global disasters deeply embedded in Jewish values

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The Apprentice: luxury awaydays in Dubai, plus a shock departure

One of Lord Sugar’s former boardroom victims delivers her verdict on episode six of the latest series of The Apprentice

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