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Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis

Chief Rabbi Mirvis: Chanting ‘death to the IDF’ should be a criminal offence

Mirvis tells Religion Media Festival ‘We need to change our laws in order not to allow such a statement to be made’

An arrivals hall at Heathrow airport.

Pro-Palestinian Heathrow worker loses employment tribunal case over flag badge

Zara Saiyed accused the airport of being ‘complicit in the killing of Palestinian babies’

Performers bring Barmy Mitzvah, a new production written by Nick Cassenbaum especially for JW3's 13th anniversary celebrations, to life during the centre's B'Mitzvah party. Credit: Lou Morris Photography

JW3 comes of age with colourful B’Mitzvah celebration

By Annabel Sinclair

From century-old bar mitzvah treasures to music, dance and family fun, JW3 marked its 13th birthday by bringing generations together

Baroness Amos

Maternity care review includes claim staff told one family member ‘Jews are sneaky’

Rapid review into NHS maternity care conducted by Baroness Valerie Amos details shocking claims of racism

Members of Keshet Italia take part in the Naples Pride march before organisers said the group was targeted in an alleged antisemitic attack and escorted backstage by police. Photo: Via X

Jewish LGBT+ activists forced into hiding after alleged antisemitic attack at Naples Pride

By Annabel Sinclair

Organisers say four Keshet activists were targeted, assaulted and escorted backstage by police after violence erupted during the march

Caroline Lucas

Lucas says Green Party’s ‘Zionism is racism’ motion risks targeting Jews not Israel

Wording of motion ’caused a lot of concern’ admits former Greens leader

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

Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96

JCoSS students helped build Queen Elizabeth’s digital memorial

By Annabel Sinclair

Jewish school volunteers helped digitise the late Queen’s official diary as the public is invited to submit personal memories online

Movement for Progressive Judaism recruits campus ambassadors

By Michelle Rosenberg

Leeds social welfare organisations join forces with volunteer collaboration

By Michelle Rosenberg

Jewish Family Centre appoints new chief executive

By Michelle Rosenberg

Opinion

Half a century on from Entebbe, the world has forgotten why Israel is vital for Jews

The hijackers took an Air France flight, not an El Al jet. They didn’t sort by passport. On Idi Amin’s Entebbe tarmac they separated the Jews, re-staging a “selection” scene Jews knew from the Third Reich. They knew the echo of the camps and the ramps. This was July 4 1976. Twenty-eight-year-old Israel sent its...Continue Reading

Commandos from the elite Sayeret Matkal unit with the Mercedes they used during Operation Entebbe (Photo: IDF Spokesperson)

One of the 'anti-Zionist patrols' in Thessaloniki (Picture: WJC)

‘Anti-Zionist’ patrols in Thessaloniki condemned as echoing city’s June 1931 pogrom

Donald Trump. Pic: Twitter/X/ILTV

Opinion

The financial fallout of an Iranian regime ‘peace’ deal

Donald Trump’s apparent u-turn in approach to the Ayatollah-run theocratic state may have been spurred by domestic concerns, but it could have severe international consequences

Opinion

The Steven Spielberg grudge I carried for three decades

Towards the end of the last century, my father’s parents would frequent a hotel in Florida. They were not the only regulars, and, since old Jews have a habit of sticking together, they struck up friendships that would resume on an annual basis despite being separated by an ocean for the majority of the...Continue Reading

Steven Spielberg

Anni Cowan, Elijah Lifton and Steve Furst are part of the summer season at Circle & Star

Head to Hampstead

The young and the seasoned theatre-makers creating London’s next fringe hits

By Brigit Grant

Summer at the Circle & Star Theatre brings acclaimed new writing and Steve Furst’s latest one-man show

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

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

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