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What Matters Most On Wednesday, May 21, 2025

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UN Relief chief forced to backtrack on ‘14,000 babies could die in next 2 days’ claim

By Jewish News Reporter

Tom Fletcher’s comments appeared to be based on a report predicting number of cases of acute young child malnutrition over the course of a year, rather than 2 days

Trucks load with humanitarian aid for the Gaza Strip are seen at the Kerem Shalom Crossing in southern Israel, Tuesday May 20, 2025. (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo)

OPINION: Lost for words, torn between silence and sorrow

Israeli ambassador told UK will not ‘stand by’ amid Gaza military escalation

OPINION: Fighting Hamas without losing ourselves or our allies

By Peter Lerner

‘Mandate ended 77 years ago’: Israel reacts furiously to UK sanctions

Keir Starmer

Opinion

Dr Jeremy Havardi

OPINION: Western leaders are fuelling Hamas’ war

One-sided ceasefire demands risk prolonging Hamas’s war, argues Jeremy Havardi in a searing critique of misguided diplomacy and moral confusion

Israeli troops in Gaza. Credit: IDF

OPINION: Isolated on the world stage, Bibi is still yet to answer key questions

By Elad Simchayoff

Israeli and British flags (Jewish News)

OPINION: Bridging divides: a call for unity in British Jewry

By Fleur Hassan-Nahoum

Ryanair threatens to pull flights from Tel Aviv over repeated Houthi disruption

By Annabel Sinclair

CEO says airline is ‘running out of patience’ as missile threat forces continued suspension of Israel route

Beit Halochem members on a recent trip to London Pic: Beit Halochem UK

UK charity supporting IDF veterans hit by £1 million transaction fraud

By Daniel Sugarman

Beit Halochem UK has informed backers of the ‘devastating’ news, which is being investigated by police

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez (Wikipedia/Ministry of the Presidency. Government of Spain)

Kick Israel out of future Eurovision contests, demands Spanish PM

By Michelle Rosenberg

Brighton royal pavilion

Brighton festival condemned for ‘whitewashing of terrorism’

By Daniel Sugarman

Hamas founder and former spokesman for Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine eulogised

A Palestinian flag seen flying above a Jewish cemetery in Plymouth. Photo Credit: Plymouth Plus / TikTok

Legal threat after Palestinian flag flown above Jewish cemetery in Plymouth

By Annabel Sinclair

UK Lawyers for Israel say council may have breached Equality Act by allowing display opposite burial site

Wolfson Hillel players and coaches lift the national trophy after their 2–0 victory in the ESFA Pokémon Cup final.
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Wolfson Hillel crowned national primary school football champions

By Annabel Sinclair

Jewish primary school clinches ESFA Pokémon Cup title – a competition for 5,000 schools nationwide – with 2-0 final win at Stoke City FC

CCTV footage shows a man outside a Jewish home in Golders Green shortly before a mezuzah was allegedly removed. Photo Credit: Shomrim North West London

Mezuzah stolen from north London home in suspected antisemitic incident

By Annabel Sinclair

Calls for witnesses after man caught on camera removing religious item from doorpost

Lb Barnet Mayor Making with Cllr Danny Rich 20th May 25

Rabbi Danny Rich sworn in as Mayor of Barnet

Rich is Senior Rabbi at Southgate Progressive Synagogue

Cancer cells

Prostate cancer support needs soar 120 percent in four years, new data reveals

By Annabel Sinclair

Spike in demand linked to national rise in diagnoses and BRCA gene risk in Jewish men

Freed hostages Sagui Dekel-Chen and Edan Alexander reunite in hospital.
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‘Our fates were tied’: Freed hostages Edan Alexander and Sagui Dekel-Chen reunite

By Annabel Sinclair

US-Israeli captives describe Hamas tunnel conditions as families renew calls to bring remaining hostages home

Tzeela Gez, 30, was killed by a terrorist while being driven by her husband to the hospital to give birth to her fourth child

IDF kills terror suspect linked to West Bank murder of pregnant Israeli woman

By Annabel Sinclair

New home for Chabad Mill Hill East

Chabad expands in Mill Hill East

By Michelle Rosenberg

Fundraising underway to secure £250k for new centre in Holders Hill Circus

Magen David Adom in action. Pic: Courtesy

Magen David Adom UK secures seat at Jewish Leadership Council table

By Michelle Rosenberg

Abu Wadee, 33, also known as Mosab Abdulkarim Al-Gassa

Alleged Hamas supporter jailed after trying to enter UK illegally

By Jewish News Reporter

The court heard how Abu Wadee had livestreamed his arrival on a small boat from France

Irish rap trio Kneecap, known for their provocative lyrics and political activism. Photo taken from X

Kneecap threatens legal action against critics after calls to axe Glastonbury set

By Annabel Sinclair

Badenoch: My party is ‘last line of defence’ for Israel in Parliament

The Co-operative, Balloon Street, Manchester

Co-op to consider full Israel boycott after AGM vote

By Daniel Sugarman

The supermarket chain stopped sourcing products from the West Bank after a similar vote in 2007

Jimmy Carr targeted after attending Israel event at British Museum

By Annabel Sinclair

OPINION: Eilat 2001: Innocence on the edge of a storm

It makes sense really, that Pesach 2001 was the best Eilat of all. Partly just because I had just turned 14, which was the perfect age to be there: old enough to run wild, young enough not to notice the place was a bit naff. My grandparents...Continue Reading

Josh (right) with a cousin in Eilat in the early 2000s.

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