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UK condemns UN's dedicated Israel agenda

British diplomats said "little has changed" since they accused the UN Human Rights Council of anti-Israel bias last year

Sir Eric Pickles: Without Jews, Britain would be diminished

The former Conservative Friends of Israel chairman said that the country "would not tick properly" if it lost the Jewish community

Israel warned Dead Sea Scrolls may be claimed by Palestinians

As they were discovered in the West Bank, Palestinians argue the Scrolls are theirs, even though the area was in British hands at the time

Incorrect paperwork delays money laundering case

A case management hearing was adjourned until June after information on the formal indictment document was found to be erroneous

Neo-Nazis launch swastika graffiti attack in Cardiff

Parents on the school run in the Grangetown area this morning spotted the graffiti – as well as posters emblazoned with far-right slogans

Edgware to hold woman-only service

The aim is to address the low attendance rates among women and girls at Friday night services

Anyone but Corbyn could crush Tories, says Osborne

Former Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer, was speaking at Jewish Care’s business breakfast

ZF's night of controversy prompts apology

Presence of arch-controversialist Katie Hopkins was just one of the issues arising from a divisive event

FA chief in meeting with Jewish leaders

Martin Glenn repeats apology for comparing the Jewish symbol with a swastika and hails his organisation's strong relationship with the community

Martin Glenn FA Star of David swastika CST JLC meeting

Sister's death inspires ten-year-old table tennis prodigy

Miri Rosenberg took up the sport in 2016 as a way to cope with the sudden passing of her sister, Liora

Restaurant reopens after antisemitic arson attack

JS in Manchester was closed for nine months after suffering ‘massive' fire damage