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What Matters Most On Friday, June 5, 2026

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Crows gathered the scene in Golders Green following the arson attack on Hatzola ambulances. Photo: Annabel Sinclair

Met Police confirm 72% increase in antisemitic hate crimes in May

Borough of Barnet hit hardest

Palestine Action damage at RAF Brize Norton. Photo Credit: Palestine Action

Palestine Action activists facing jail bid to remove judge with ‘pro-Israel bias’ claim

Attendees wave flags at the Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance, 4 June, 2026. (Theia Chatelle)

Jerusalem Pride march turns toward the Knesset as LGBTQ Israelis eye pivotal election

By Theia Chatelle

Andy Burnham addresses Manchester's Jewish community

Burnham declines call to label Gaza a ‘genocide’

Greater Manchester mayor says pro-Corbyn figures such as Faiza Shaheen and Jamie Driscoll should never have been kicked out of Labour

UK government rules out resumption of Israel trade talks

Screenshot: ILTV from NYU

NYU student draws hate crime charges for flying flag with swastikas, Star of David over campus building

By Grace Gilson (JTA)

A graduate waves a Palestinian flag during a ceremony at the University of Edinburgh, 11 July 2025. Photo taken from X

More than a quarter of British students say 7 October massacre was ‘defensible’

By Annabel Sinclair

New survey finds undergraduates far more likely than the wider public to justify atrocities against Israelis

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Opinion

A good night’s sleep. Not guaranteed

Two Jewish guests checked into a budget hotel expecting little more than a clean bed and a kettle. Instead, they were reminded how routine it has become for Jews to feel targeted

Superdrug drops Ahava products over West Bank settlement concerns

By Annabel Sinclair

Retailer blocks future sales of Israeli Dead Sea skincare brand following claims about activity at disputed site

Israel's Iron Dome defence system

Israel defence exports hit record $19.2bn amid global demand for battle-tested technology

By Candice Krieger

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey backs new Jewish-Christian leadership programme across the Commonwealth

By Annabel Sinclair

Twenty-five young leaders from eight countries will develop grassroots interfaith projects tackling local challenges

A butcher cuts and packs lamb chops (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)

Opinion

I lobby for many causes – but defending kosher meat makes me ‘evil’

After activists called for a protest outside his office, a Shechita advocate argues that hostility is replacing debate over Jewish religious practice

Kosher Kingdom (Screenshot from Google Maps)

Kosher Kingdom to open Edgware branch days after Golders Green fire

By Annabel Sinclair

Akiva Freedman at Sibling Retreat. Credit: Goldie Benedikt - Camp Simcha

Camp Simcha retreat offers respite for siblings with seriously ill brother or sister

By Michelle Rosenberg

Largest such event yet sees 70-strong group of youngsters from London, Manchester and Gateshead participating

Hugo Max in his studio ahead of his upcoming Kosher Giraffes & Other Tails event at JW3. (Photo: Hugo Max)

From kosher giraffes to family history: Hugo Max comes to JW3

By Annabel Sinclair

Artist and filmmaker will present films, music and stories inspired by Jewish identity and his family’s wartime past

OpinionShabbat Shalom to those who stand taller

By Leo Pearlman

Trustees, team leaders and staff celebrate the end of the fundraising campaign at the Jewish Family Centre.

Jewish Family Centre raises £275k in Charity Extra campaign

By Michelle Rosenberg

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