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What Matters Most On Monday, June 29, 2026

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Nick Timothy MP speaks at CFI lunch

Timothy accuses Burnham of ‘lacking courage’ to reject Israel ‘Gaza genocide’ claims

Shadow Justice Secretary tells CFI lunch Burnham ‘no better’ than Keir Starmer

Andy Burnham outside his house in Warrington, Cheshire. Picture date: Thursday June 25, 2026. Pic: PA

‘Continuity’ expected in UK foreign policy on Israel under Burnham

Jewish and Arab Children together at our Club in Moshav Beit Hanannia. Photo Credit: Freddie Krivine Initiative

Israeli Jewish and Arab partners bring message of hope to UK as they champion coexistence through tennis

By Annabel Sinclair

King Charles III during his visit to Golders Green, London, to show solidarity with the Jewish community. The visit came after a series of antisemitic attacks, including the recent knife attack in the area. Picture date: Thursday May 14, 2026.

King’s official role updated to reflect Britain’s multi-faith society

By Annabel Sinclair

Buckingham Palace changes official description of the monarch’s duties, reflecting King Charles’ long-held commitment to protecting all faith communities

Opinion

We were made to feel there was no place for Jews at Pride. So we built our own

Walk down to Miznon on Saturday afternoon, and you'll find the party has already spilt onto the street, music, people, the unmistakable buzz of a Soho block that's been taken over for the good. Then you step inside, and it properly hits you: that specific frequency of a Jewish room at full tilt, somewhere...Continue Reading

Keshet UK Pride picture from 2017, with a Jewish member of the march wearing a kippah, alongside another with an Israel flag. (Jewish News)

Young Greens members will debate proposals on antisemitism guidance at their annual conference next month. Credit: Young Greens UK

Young Greens to vote on plan saying support for ‘right to resist occupation’ is not antisemitic

By Annabel Sinclair

Jewish groups warn proposed changes to party guidance could make young Jewish members feel less protected within the Green Party

SmartAID search and rescue volunteers work through the night at a collapsed building following the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. Credit: SmartAID.

Three Venezuelan Jews confirmed dead in earthquake as Israeli aid efforts intensify

By Annabel Sinclair

Four community members remain missing as Israeli and UK Jewish organisations expand relief efforts following Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes

The Institute for Jewish Policy Research is leading the new Europe-wide NERON initiative to strengthen research on antisemitism and contemporary Jewish life.

Opinion

Dr Keith Kahn-Harris

How JPR will help politicians across Europe in the fight of our times

NERON is designed to address some of the main challenges in turning research on antisemitism and Jewish life into effective policymaking. Here are three questions to start with

OpinionJoined up research across Europe means better policies in the battle against hate

By Dr Jonathan Boyd

People attend a "face down" antisemitism rally in Whitehall, central London, following a series of arson attacks and two people being stabbed in Golders Green, north-west London on April 29. Picture date: Sunday May 10, 2026.

Pic Lucy North PA

UK Jewish research institute to lead major EU drive against antisemitism

By Annabel Sinclair

Emily Damari, Ziv, left and Gali Berman in NYC for the World Cup. June 2026. Pic: Courtesy

Emily Damari, Gali and Ziv Berman get a kick out of the World Cup in New York

By Michelle Rosenberg

Side by side in the Big Apple, freed hostages cheer on England team

IDF strike on Hezbollah underground network

Israel destroys Hezbollah underground arms site after terror group rejects Lebanon deal

Yvette Cooper speaks to Robert Peston on ITV News

Foreign Secretary urges next PM to toughen stance on Israel’s West Bank policies

Opinion

This year’s BMA conference: obsessed with opposing the IHRA antisemitism definition

A year ago, I wrote an update for Jewish News on the 2025 Annual Representative Meeting (ARM) of the British Medical Association (BMA), describing the hostile environment there, and how antisemitism was alive and well in the British healthcare sector. Since then, we have had much wider coverage of the antisemitism experiences of doctors and healthcare workers, about how medical...Continue Reading

The ARM was held in Brighton this year (BMA)

Former hostage Maxim Herkin speaks with Danielle Neuman, Chief Development Officer at the Jewish Agency for Israel, during a sold-out event at JW3 in London, where he shared his experiences of spending 738 days in Hamas captivity.

Freed hostage Maxim Herkin reveals why his mother stayed silent throughout his 738 days in Hamas captivity

By Annabel Sinclair

Former hostage tells London audience his family’s silence protected his identity as an IDF officer while he was held in Gaza

Mel Mazel

Happy Birthday Mr Brooks, love from Maureen, Leslie, Nigel and…..

By Jenni Frazer

Good wishes and sweet memories for Mel as he reaches a century

Incoming UJS president Raphi Leon (right) speaks during a discussion at the Union of Jewish Students' State of the Union event in London. Photo Credit: UJS

New UJS president Raphi Leon: ‘Jewish students must take our story into the wider world’

By Annabel Sinclair

Incoming Union of Jewish Students president says his focus will be helping students live proudly Jewish lives while strengthening relationships beyond the community

A fan holds a sign reading "YE IS NOT CRAZY" alongside a crossed-out Star of David as Kanye West performs at a concert in Tampa Bay

Opinion

The moral operating system shaping our children should terrify us

A Kanye West concert exposed how inherited moral frameworks increasingly determine which hatred society chooses to condemn

Hatzola Herts to open new headquarters

By Orly Landeck

Jewish-run volunteer ambulance service will operate from a former Hertsmere Borough Council building as it expands its emergency response capabilities

Rummikub fundraiser stacks up cash for charity

By Michelle Rosenberg

AJEX marks 20 year anniversary of national Jewish military memorial in Staffordshire

By Michelle Rosenberg

Migdal Ohr’s global 36-hour campaign raises more than £1m for orphaned children in Israel

By Michelle Rosenberg

Immanuel College

Immanuel College unveils new leadership team as it prepares for major expansion

By Annabel Sinclair

Opinion

Once again, a supposedly damning UN Commission report on Israel lacks basic evidence

The UN is at it again. One more supposedly “independent” inquiry into Israel. This time the Commission Of Inquiry concludes that "the evidence shows that Palestinian children have been deliberately targeted and killed by the Israeli security forces," resulting in "genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes." To borrow a phrase from the UN Secretary...Continue Reading

Palestinians walk past destroyed buildings as displaced residents return to their homes in the in al-Zahra area, north of the Nuseirat refugee camp, in the central Gaza Strip. Via Times of Israel

Members of the Citizens of the World Choir, ahead of the Universe concert at the Liberal Jewish Synagogue on 9 July.
Credit: Citizens of the World Choir

Israeli and Palestinian musicians to unite at London concert promoting hope and dialogue

By Annabel Sinclair

Producer Andrew Leslau says years of trying to bring Jews and Muslims together inspired the Liberal Jewish Synagogue event

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