Ben Weich

A musical outlaw finds his voice on the farm

Ben Weich meets a Talmud-studying, former hippy who is reviving a career in country music

Jewish women ‘stand shoulder to shoulder’ with Muslim women over abuse

Joint letter will be sent on the eve of Sunday’s Nisa-Nashim national conference, the largest-ever gathering of Jewish and Muslim women in Europe

Tory apology for Labour antisemitism jibe

Billy Greening, a Conservative councillor from Sussex, reportedly shouted "For the many, not the Jew" at Owen Jones and other Labour campaigners

Labour shadow minister suggests party could back BDS

Kate Osamor has previously expressed her own support for an Israel boycott, despite it not being official Labour Party policy

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Witch-hunt claims 'offensive', says ex-Momentum officer

Joshua Garfield, from East London, cited "deep-seated prejudices" as he stepped down from Momentum last week

Names on Corbyn letter 'signed without members' consent'

Fred Leplat, who submitted the letter, disputed two members' claims that their names were added without their knowledge

Barnet Labour Party members defend Corbyn

Members claim that condemnation of the party was an 'attempt to deflect criticism of Israel' motivated by Mr Corbyn's 'lifelong support for the rights of the Palestinians'

Holocaust survivor Alec Ward dies aged 91

Karen Pollock, the chief executive of the Holocaust Educational Trust, said Mr Ward 'dedicated his life' to telling his story

Survivors sue Polish publisher over 'pro-Nazi propaganda'

The lawsuit against Gdansk-based firm Katmar focuses on a series of publications by Léon Degrelle, a Belgian Nazi collaborator

Protester spits on Israel flag amid Melbourne clashes

Tensions boiled over in Australia in the wake of renewed violence between the Israeli army and Palestinians on the Gaza border

Antiques Roadshow Holocaust special nominated for BAFTA

The BBC show ran an hour-long special to coincide with the 2017 Holocaust Memorial Day