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Strictly-Orthodox schoolgirls subjected to antisemitic abuse at A-level exam site

By Daniel Sugarman

Exclusive: Students from the Be’er Miriam seminary in Stamford Hill reportedly targeted while they attended the New City College Hackney campus

OpinionHate in schools has risen meteorically. What lessons are our children learning?

By Leo Pearlman

Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon. Photo: Gili Getz

Palestinian and Israeli activists in pursuit of peace

By Jenni Frazer

Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump at Mar-a-Lago in December

Trump to Netanyahu: ‘You’re f**king crazy’ – details emerge of heated Lebanon call

American news site Axios publishes leaked details of Trump’s fury at Netanyahu’s Lebanon plan

Green Party leader Zack Polanski.

Polanski backs monitoring of British-Israeli nationals who served in the IDF

Green Party’s leader is on a list of signatories demanding that ‘war criminals’ in the UK are held accountable

Emily Thornberry speaks at Caabu/MaP event in Westminster

Thornberry claims Starmer government too soft on Israel over settlements

Foreign Affairs Select Committee chair calls for sanctions and import bans over Israeli settlements

Yoni Finlay after completing the Great Manchester Run half-marathon, less than eight months after being injured in the Heaton Park synagogue terror attack. Credit: Manchester Evening News (MEN)

Shot synagogue hero completes Manchester half-marathon months after terror attack

By Annabel Sinclair

Yoni Finlay, wounded while helping protect worshippers during the Yom Kippur attack, fulfils recovery pledge

The first J. Lyons tea shop at 213 Piccadilly, London, pictured shortly after opening in September 1894. Photo Credit: Peter Jackson Collection.

Jewish Museum London unveils first public exhibition space since closure

By Annabel Sinclair

New gallery at JW3 marks major step in museum’s revival as leaders target permanent home by 2030

Bushey United synagogue

‘Transformative’ development plans for Bushey United shul

By Michelle Rosenberg

Hertfordshire community’s proposed expansion includes a larger two-storey synagogue building, nursery, mikveh and visitor’s flat

Opinion

Volunteers week is a chance to turn concern into action

Over the past few years, I have spent a lot of time talking to people about volunteering. Some are looking for a role for the first time. Some have recently retired. Others are searching for a way to use their skills, meet new people or simply give something back. What has struck me recently is that while national volunteering...Continue Reading

Nicky Goldman, chief executive, Jewish Volunteering Network. Pic: Emma Ziff

LJHA has won Landlord of the Year at the Northern Housing Awards 2026 (Pic: courtesy of Northern Housing and Joe Gardner Photography)

Leeds Jewish Housing Association wins top prize at Northern Housing Awards

By Michelle Rosenberg

Social housing provider recognised by industry peers for commitment to community, inclusivity and tenant wellbeing

Rita - legendary Israeli singer and actress. Pic: Yoav Pichersky

Rita to bring ‘a hug of love’ to London in intimate evening of music and storytelling

By Annabel Sinclair

Israeli singer who left Iran with her family when she was eight says London show will offer warmth, hope and connection as audiences seek closeness and comfort

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