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Beatrice Sayers
Eastern Beats play Dima Dima by Yasser Jradi, an anthem of the 2011 revolution in Tunisia, at the JW3 event. Photo: Laurence Julius
December 4, 2023, 5:27 pm
‘Hamas wants to finish the job’: event recalls expulsion of Jews from Middle East
Evening to raise awareness of the history and heritage of Jews from Arab countries and from Iran this year took on a particular resonance
By Beatrice Sayers
Rob Rinder with fellow barrister David Altaras at the Oasis of Peace UK event on 30 November
December 1, 2023, 10:44 am
Rob Rinder: Jewish-Arab village proves ‘no one was born wanting to be a Hamas terrorist’
Barrister and TV personality tells British Friends of Neve Shalom, in central Israel, that hope is what will make the Jewish state endure
By Beatrice Sayers
St Salvator's Quad at St Andrews and, inset, 22-year-old rector Stella Maris. Photograph: University of St Andrews
November 27, 2023, 4:21 pm
St Andrews University rector sent students links to Hamas-supporting websites
Principal appears to back Stella Maris but pressure increases on rector to resign from pastoral and advocacy role after she accuses students of weaponisng antisemitism against her
By Beatrice Sayers
Ryan, who lives in Marylebone and works in fashion, with his sign at Sunday's march
November 26, 2023, 10:33 pm
‘Looking for a nice Jewish husband’: marcher against antisemitism is on a mission
31-year-old is busy fielding texts and phone calls after publicising his search during the London gathering
By Beatrice Sayers
Emily Theodore and her sticker design. She said she instantly connected to its uplifting message
November 23, 2023, 12:42 pm
Designer is ‘sharing light’ with uplifting JN sticker to counter antisemitism
'Love is stronger' slogan takes its place on London's streets – and at Sunday's UK march – in response to divisive or hateful messages
By Beatrice Sayers
From left: Iris Haim, Doron Lipstein, Thomas Hand and Orit Meir at the press briefing on 20 November
November 20, 2023, 5:20 pm
She must be thinking, ‘Daddy, save me’: parents of hostages describe mental torture
Israeli families visit London to plead for help in bringing their children – and more than 200 others kidnapped by Hamas – home from Gaza
By Beatrice Sayers
Festival director Orwa Nyrabia on stage in Amsterdam
November 13, 2023, 5:48 pm
Palestinian film-makers walk out of documentary festival after series of rows
Israelis complain of feeling attacked by 'river to the sea' stage protest as International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam becomes political battleground over war in Gaza
By Beatrice Sayers
Noam Sagi with a rally participant holding a poster of his mother, Ada, during the seven weeks of fighting for her release. Photograph: Beatrice Sayers
November 9, 2023, 11:19 pm
‘Hamas terrorists got a visit from the Red Cross, our hostages in the tunnels didn’t’
Noam Sagi, whose mother Ada was taken from Kibbutz Nir Oz, speaks at a rally outside the offices of the International Committee of the Red Cross
By Beatrice Sayers
November 7, 2023, 11:14 am
London GP among hundreds of UK doctors to answer Israel’s call for volunteers
About 200 Brits and thousands of health professionals across the diaspora have registered their willingness to fly to Israel to work in its hospitals during this and other times of crisis
By Beatrice Sayers
October 31, 2023, 10:22 am
Review: Vengerov brings all his passion to the Barbican
Israeli violinist celebrates the country of his birth and introduces a moving series of encores, starting with a lament followed by a march
By Beatrice Sayers
October 29, 2023, 10:10 pm
If you or someone who know has an empty property in Israel, perhaps you can help…
The organisers of a grassroots scheme to rehouse Israelis displaced from the south or north of the country urgently need more flats and houses
By Beatrice Sayers
Welcoming fellow Israelis: Neta Nel Segev (left) and Aviv Baum, co-founders of Mazal
October 25, 2023, 11:14 pm
Israelis stuck in London get support with everything from childcare to falafels
As virtual communities help to provide a home from home one family already living in the capital say it is the worst time to be Israeli in the UK
By Beatrice Sayers
Amit Man. 'All she ever wanted to do was to save lives,' said her sister, Haviva
October 24, 2023, 6:18 pm
Kibbutz Be’eri medic’s final words to her sisters: ‘Please be strong if something happens to me’
22-year-old Amit Man spent nearly seven hours on 7 October trying to help those wounded by Hamas attackers. Her sisters have shown this paper their messages on the family chat
By Beatrice Sayers
Footage of the attack on El Hamma, which was livestreamed on social media
October 22, 2023, 10:14 pm
SPECIAL REPORT: What future for Tunisia’s Jews after mob burns down historic shul?
Life is becoming increasingly uncomfortable for the country's dwindling community, which felt deep unease about last week's attack on El Hamma
By Beatrice Sayers
Kobi proposes to Liron in Hod HaSharon, central Israel, on 19 October
October 20, 2023, 6:23 pm
From Hatton Garden to Hod HaSharon: how we clinched a wartime engagement
Israeli receives diamond ring just in time for his proposal – with help from a keen-eyed journalist and a well-connected Brit
By Beatrice Sayers
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