Bernard Josephs

Pinter, a friend who became Israel’s critic

The Nobel Prize winning playwright Harold Pinter was recalled this week as an early friend and supporter of Israel.

How to have a very kosher Christmas

If you don’t want to be left out of all the, er, winter festivities, you can eat and drink well without compromising your kashrut.

MPs ask Red Cross to help Shalit

Red Cross officials have assured an all-party delegation of MPs that they are continuing to pressure armed factions in Gaza to allow them to visit captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, held captive for more than two years.

Cut duplication — and chase bills, says US head

Why Demjanjuk should not be tried

However evil the accused, prosecution is counter-productive

Bank governor bullish about Israel’s ‘solid’ economy

The governor of the Bank of Israel, Stanley Fischer, has described the state of Israel's financial institutions, including its banks, as "so far, solid and well capitalised".

Eden’s fears about Israel in Suez war

A confidential report of cabinet meetings, during which ministers approved an attack on Egypt after its nationalisation of the Suez Canal, has been released by the National Archives.

Zionist Federation: Simcha event had ‘double political standards’

Investigation into complaints over political leafleting at Simcha on the Square.

Academic says leaders must confront hatred

Commons committees urge UK to talk to Hamas

Minister pledges to fight hate

You can’t be Hizbollah now: UK to ban support for group