Colin Shindler

New UCL collection of Jewish pamphlets catalogues history of Jews in Britain

Newly archived collection of pamphlets reveal Jews’ tangled relationship with queen and country

The courage of Jabotinisky

Jabotinsky was unequivocal in his support of Britain's war effort

Revealed: why Wellington was no friend of the Jews

War hero fiercely resisted equality for Jews, a historian reveals

Settlement pioneer lived to see his plan mushroom

VE Day and the Jews: Moment of mingled joy and grief

VE Day marked the defeat of Nazi Germany and the formal end of hostilities in Europe.

They are the forgotten heroes of global Jewry. It is our duty to remember them

Review: Nazi Germany and the Arab World

What if Monty had lost in the Middle East?

Disturbing rise of the far right

A challenging place for Jewish students but they are better for it

Review: Ben-Gurion: Fatherof Modern Israel

Starter of the start-up nation

We mustn't be afraid to speak out

The birth of the Zion Mule Corps

It was imperative to have a Jewish military force which would fight alongside the British in World War I, writes Colin Shindler