Daniel Ben-David

J7 group of diaspora organisations call for more action on antisemitism during Australia trip

The umbrella organisation, of which the Board of Deputies is a member, represents some 90 per cent of the Jewish diaspora worldwide

Teacher told Columbia class that Theodor Herzl was an antisemite, inquiry hears

The report also found the university’s Middle East faculty was largely staffed by anti-Zionists

‘The best thing is the transformation we see in people’

German ambassador hosts nine Shoah survivors aged over 100 years old for afternoon tea

Ambassador Susanne Baumann was appointed to the post in September

Survivors of sexual assault in war given voice safely by Israeli tech

Avatars created using artificial intelligence allow testimony from conflict zones to be shared worldwide, thanks to Tel Aviv consultancy

Charedi councillor accuses Met of ‘two-tier’ policing after third antisemitic incident in three months

Mark Grosskopf, a councillor for South Tottenham, says repeated street abuse has left him anxious and questioning his safety

Stranger Things defies the boycotters to become the biggest-ever Netflix season launch

The fifth season has attracted 59.6 million views in the first five days of its release

I hate the word ‘retire’. I’ve never stopped working

JC Hero, Patsy Bloom, tells the JC what inspires her to support Jewish Care

Namibian politician Adolf Hitler reveals name change

The local councillor has said he no longer wants to be associated with the Nazi leader

Fortress mentality? Not at this medieval castle where Jews, Muslims and Christians did Shabbat

A remote 800-year-old castle was turned into Cumbria’s only synagogue for a weekend

Journalist Susanna Gross dies from cancer aged 58

Gross was known as much for her writing as she was for her accomplished Bridge career

Keir Starmer ‘more worried’ about social cohesion than he has been in years

The Prime Minister spoke about the “terrible” terrorist attack at Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester