Tottenham Hotspur

June 2, 2026, 3:47 pm

Maccabi GB and Tottenham Hotspur Foundation collaborate on school sports tournament

Alma, Eden Primary, Hertsmere Jewish Primary School, Sacks Morasha, Nancy Reuben, Rosh Pinah, Sinai and Wolfson Hillel play ball

By Michelle Rosenberg

May 14, 2026, 6:10 am

Spurs’ former property adviser says house price booms ‘will never return’

Phillip Leigh, who advised Tottenham players for 15 years and worked with clients from Bobby Moore to Lord Sugar, says Britain has become a rental-orientated society

By Candice Krieger

Spurs fan Rabbi Doron Birnbaum at the full time whistle in Bilbao last year, as Spurs won the Europa League (Credit: Xpressions (@expressionsoozing))

May 5, 2026, 12:11 pm

The importance of remaining ‘visibly Jewish’

Over the last few years, things have changed in this country, but nothing is irreversible.

By Rabbi Doron Birnbaum

June 17, 2025, 4:05 pm

Tottenham in regular contact with stranded Manor Solomon amid Iran conflict

Manor Solomon remains stranded in Israel after his wedding, with Spurs in contact as Iran conflict grounds flights

By Jewish News Reporter

May 20, 2025, 1:05 am

Gaming titan Bukhman tops under 40s rich list as Lord Sugar retains billionaire status

Those on the Sunday Times yearly ranking include Lord Sugar, Sir Gerald Ronson and Daniel Levy

By Daniel Sugarman

Crowds part to greet Emily Damari at WhiteHart Lane. Pic: Michelle Rosenberg

May 11, 2025, 1:09 pm

Hero’s welcome for Emily Damari at Tottenham

'I'm home, finally. And with you, I'm more. 'Emily Damari speaks to hundreds of joyous fans outside stadium

By Michelle Rosenberg

May 8, 2025, 11:14 am

OPINION: The Spurs homecoming we all feared might never come

Let's give Emily Damari to welcome she deserves this Sunday as she returns to her beloved Spurs

By Justin Cohen

January 30, 2025, 5:25 pm

BOOK REVIEW: Just One More Goal

David Pleat's autobiography expresses his love of the beautiful game, with a strong Jewish flavour

By Ze’ev Portner

Joan Salter (Jewish News & FA). Pic: Simon Hill

January 21, 2025, 3:17 pm

Football legends interview survivors as Premier League clubs mark Holocaust Memorial Day

Jewish News initiative in partnership with Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, Football Association and Dangoor Education

By Jewish News Reporter

Former Ireland soccer great Robbie Keane poses for photographers in Tel Aviv, Israel, Tuesday, June 27, 2023.

November 14, 2024, 11:40 am

Football star’s wife says family doesn’t feel safe in Ireland after threats over his Israel job

Online abuse against Robbie Keane intensified this week after he was invited to the Republic of Ireland football team’s international training camp to present players with their caps

By Neil Silver

The Wembley Stadium arch unlit, despite the atrocities in Israel, for a match against Australia.

October 15, 2023, 4:52 pm

Influence of ‘Arab club owners’ swayed FA decision not to light Wembley up for Israel

Former Celtic player Nir Bitton, who is still searching for missing family members, hits out at the FA for its refusal to light up Wembley in the colours of the Israeli flag.

By Sandy Rashty

Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis pictured in his book-lined study. Photograph: Adam Stoller Photography

March 17, 2023, 10:27 am

INTERVIEW: ‘Being Chief Rabbi does not come naturally. It demands total dedication’

Newly-knighted Sir Ephraim Mirvis sits down with Richard Ferrer to reflect on the moments in his life that influence his philosophy of inclusion, as he prepares to mark 10 years in the role.

By Richard Ferrer

Marc with his wife and children with close friends behind them. This picture was taken on Marc's 40th birthday.

November 8, 2022, 11:50 am

Friends of dad who died of cancer to kick off football stadium tour in his memory

Staunch Spurs supporter Marc Ingram, 40, was diagnosed with incurable lung cancer and passed away last year.

By Candice Krieger

February 16, 2022, 10:59 am

SPECIAL REPORT: ‘Chanting the Y-word WILL be a thing of the past’

We reveal the extraordinary behind-the-scenes story of how Tottenham Hotspur finally decided to take a stand against its own fans over the use of an antisemitic slur.

By Lee Harpin

Tottenham Hotspur fans holding a sign with the term 'Yids' in the stands during the Capital One Cup Semi Final, Second Leg at Bramall Lane, Sheffield. (Photo credit: Mike Egerton/PA Wire.)

February 11, 2022, 11:47 am

OPINION: Moving on from the Y-word is a welcome step in a never-ending process

Ivor Baddiel, who with his brother David has long campaigned against the use of the 'Y-word' in the stands, says Spurs' statement is welcome, but real change takes time

By Ivor Baddiel

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