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Anger over antisemitism or development plans? Local Labour loss sparks questions

Labour lost a local council seat heavily last night, and people are attributing it to concerns about antisemitism among the local Jewish population. But how accurate is that? The JC takes a closer look.

Film released about far-right politician who found out he was Jewish

TV star's Oscars tweet sparks abuse

The star of Scandal and the West Wing swore at Mel Gibson on social media. In response someone told him "we'll leave the oven on for you".

Richard Gere’s new Jewish role

The actor plays Norman, a Jewish New York wheeler-dealer who finds himself with a suddenly powerful friend.

Bringing comfort amid chaos in Moldova

Israel's most famous photographer dies at 92

Mr Rubinger's picture of three paratroopers at the Western Wall is the most famous in Israel's history.

Fury as Trump blames Jews for hate attacks

ADL head says he is "astonished"

Shahar Peer bids farewell to tennis

The former world number 11 announced her retirement on Tuesday night.

UK’s Jewish Museum evacuated after bomb threat

The Jewish Museum in North London received the anonymous call at noon on Monday

Far-right Polish priest barred from UK

The priest subsequently claimed to have been barred from entering the UK by "the Jewish secret service".

Silverman speaks out on motherhood

The US comic said she had to choose between "motherhood and living my fullest life."

Interview: Rabbi Avraham Pinter