Daniel Ben-David

Daniel Ben-David is a senior reporter for the Jewish Chronicle. You can reach him at dbendavid@thejc.com

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Hamas has ‘lost control’ over Gazan civilians, says retired Israeli commander

Brigadier General (res) Amir Avivi said civilians are cooperating with the IDF and moving to humanitarian zones more than ever before

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A former Israeli command has claimed that Hamas has 'lost control' of Gaza's civilian population (Image: Getty)

Judge Lawrence Cohen (Photo: Lawrence Cohen)

Longest-serving judge steps off the bench after 27 years

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Jewish charities are worried about how the government's proposed immigration reforms will impact staffing in the future (Photo: Mike Stone/Jewish Care)

Decision to axe overseas care worker visas prompts outcry from charities

4 min read

The Co-op's board has passed a motion calling for a boycott of Israeli products in its stores (Image: Getty)

Co-op’s members pass PSC-backed motion with false Gaza death toll

2 min read

Pro-Palestine activists attack Jewish businesses in Manchester

Palestine Action vandalised Rico House in Prestwich to coincide with Nakba Day

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May 15, 2025 14:47

Rico House in Manchester vandalised by Palestine Action, May 15, 2025

Brighton memorial to the victims of October 7 destroyed by vandals

The Brighton and Hove Jewish community and allies as well as the Sussex Police are appealing for witnesses to the vandalism

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May 15, 2025 13:59

The destroyed memorial to the victims of October 7, Brighton, May 14, 2025

Lineker’s criticism of Israel is ‘grotesque’, says Brendan O’Neill

The Spiked journalist delivered a scathing critique of the BBC pundit for his anti-Israeli activism

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May 14, 2025 15:08

Lineker’s criticism of Israel is ‘grotesque’, says Brendan O’Neill

Rabbi Gluck’s life captured in touching new film

The Stamford Hill figure is renowned for his interfaith work

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May 13, 2025 13:54

Rabbi Herschel Gluck in new film How to get on with everybody (Photo: Winstan Whitter & Elin Moe)

‘The hardest thing to do in Parliament is to speak up for Israel and the Jewish community’

Richard Tice, Deputy Leader of Reform UK, gave the keynote address at an event organised by the National Jewish Assembly yesterday

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May 12, 2025 16:13

Deputy Leader of Reform UK, Richard Tice, speaks to members of the Jewish community at a National Jewish Assembly event

Thousands sign petition calling for new guidance on policing in Jewish areas

The campaign follows last month’s controversial anti-Israel demonstration through in Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex

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May 8, 2025 14:04

Protesters at the Southend demo that passed through the Jewish area of Westcliff on Sea (Image: Alamy)

‘Tikva pulled me out of neglect and poverty and gave me a home’

Katya from Ukraine was speaking at the charity’s annual dinner

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May 8, 2025 13:55

Katya at the Tikva dinner (Photo: Blake Ezra Photography)

One-hundred-mile walker aims to get community talking about infertility

Saul Muzlish will be raising money for Bonei Olam

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May 7, 2025 12:47

One-hundred-mile walker aims to get community talking about infertility

Bar mitzvah boy breaks down barriers for the deaf community

Josh Malinsky’s family say that preparing for the bar mitzvah has enabled them to connect with their Jewish heritage for the first time

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May 7, 2025 12:37

Josh Malinsky preparing for his bar mitzvah, with help from his teacher Vicki Ashmore

Pupils at Yavneh College to be provided with professional one-to-one mental health support

Yavneh College is the third Jewish school to have access to Jami’s Dangoor Children and Young Person’s Service, after JCoSS and JFS

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May 7, 2025 08:00

Young person receiving support in one-to-one session with a Jami mental health practitioner (Credit: Jewish Care)

Seven Iranian nationals arrested in UK counter-terror raids

Arrests took place in Rochdale, Manchester, London, Swindon and Stockport

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May 4, 2025 13:19

An armed police officer in London, September 25, 2023 (Credit: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Swiss cottage protestors remove hostage ribbons claiming they ‘represent Jewish supremacy’

One demonstrator accused the Board of Deputies, which organised a counter protest, of being an ‘Islamophobic Israeli-based asset in the UK’

3 min read

May 4, 2025 12:47

Pro-Palestine activists remove yellow hostage ribbons in Swiss Cottage (Image: Elliott Franks)

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Daniel Ben-David

Latest from Daniel Ben-David

Hamas has ‘lost control’ over Gazan civilians, says retired Israeli commander

Longest-serving judge steps off the bench after 27 years

Decision to axe overseas care worker visas prompts outcry from charities

Co-op’s members pass PSC-backed motion with false Gaza death toll

More from Daniel Ben-David

Pro-Palestine activists attack Jewish businesses in Manchester

Brighton memorial to the victims of October 7 destroyed by vandals

Lineker’s criticism of Israel is ‘grotesque’, says Brendan O’Neill

Rabbi Gluck’s life captured in touching new film

‘The hardest thing to do in Parliament is to speak up for Israel and the Jewish community’

Thousands sign petition calling for new guidance on policing in Jewish areas

‘Tikva pulled me out of neglect and poverty and gave me a home’

One-hundred-mile walker aims to get community talking about infertility

Bar mitzvah boy breaks down barriers for the deaf community

Pupils at Yavneh College to be provided with professional one-to-one mental health support

Seven Iranian nationals arrested in UK counter-terror raids

Swiss cottage protestors remove hostage ribbons claiming they ‘represent Jewish supremacy’