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BBC Charter may be amended to protect against antisemitism, Director General suggests

Matt Brittin writes to staff at the Corporation following scrutiny over the case of Oscar-winning filmmaker Lucie Kon

Will Israel’s special relationship with the US survive fallout from two epochal elections?

After mid-terms rout for Donald Trump and as Benjamin Netanyahu loses majority, end of America patronage may loom

Ed Miliband is so obsessed with condemning Israel that he cannot bring himself even to mention Hamas

Miliband accuses the Jewish state of arbitrarily blocking aid to Gaza, ignoring that thousands of trucks have entered the strip and that the targeted restrictions are designed to prevent supplies from being diverted for terror purposes – as has happened repeatedly in the past

‘This Israel is a world away from the facile slogans of Green politicians and Palestine Action’

Ruth Margalit’s In the Belly of the Whale is a deeply human portrait of multi-ethnic Israel

Germany’s UN ambassador joins Israeli-led visit to Auschwitz for first time

‘We cannot fight today’s antisemitism without understanding its historical consequences,’ said Danny Danon, Jerusalem’s envoy to the global body

The backlash to the Bell Report is as shocking as its findings on antisemitism in schools

Those who claim to care about the safety of children in Gaza are outraged at the idea of protecting Jewish children in Britain. I fear our country has crossed a line it once swore it never would

Who is Jon Ossoff, the Democrats' rising star who could be America's first Jewish president?

The Georgia senator boasts looks ‘like a Kennedy’ and a revered civil rights leader as a mentor, but has walked a political tightrope over criticism of Israel and the two-state solution

‘Vile hatemonger’ Francesca Albanese accused of ‘hijacking’ words of Primo Levi to condemn Israel

Israel said Albanese is a ‘vile hatemonger who deliberately desecrates Holocaust memory to spread hatred against Israel’

Cancer survivor turns cancer coach to help others with fallout of diagnosis

Simon Feldman, 42, shares his story to mark Movember, an international month of action focusing on men’s health

US states threaten economic backlash over UK West Bank sanctions

British companies could be barred from winning government contracts and see overseas investment dry up

Jewish climate activists sound a clarion call for change outside Parliament

EcoJudaism were holding their third Kol for Climate vigil on Monday, to coincide with COP31

Memoriam review: technology and the Holocaust collide in Noga Flaishon’s family drama ★★★★

There is a lot to this debate over who can claim ownership over a family story without the sci-fi

Veteran athletes pipped by Yom Tov timing

Mill Hill Minyan score again

Russell Brand’s conviction is an opportunity to challenge misuse of power wherever it occurs

When someone holds a position of influence, there is a greater fear of speaking out against them

Abbas agrees to recognise Hamas as terror group in return for coalition spot

The Ra’am leader is looking to build bridges with Gadi Eisenkot’s change bloc, but Arab MKs’ mass walkout of the Knesset during the national anthem may have further soured relations