Jane Prinsley
Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir rushed to hospital after car crash
National Security Minister’s car allegedly ran a red light before flipping
Rabbi’s essay, calling Israeli politicians ‘war criminals’, sparks row
Rabbi Lara Haft Yom-Tov wrote that they had ‘manufactured a famine’
BBC admits Hamas ‘civilian’ death reporting was inaccurate
Complaint against BBC news report upheld
Another innocent Israeli student is taken for questioning at East Midlands airport
Neriya Ashwal, 28, was told ‘you are not detained but if you choose to go we will detain you’
The youngest female marathoner is propelled by Jewish pride
Magen David-wearing teen didn’t let Palestinian flags put her off the London Marathon
Hamas official who advocated for destruction of Israel: We’d accept two-state solution
Khalil al-Hayya’s claim contradicts previous statements he has made about Hamas’s intentions
Widely reported 50 Nova suicides story ‘not correct’ says Israeli psychologist
A psychologist working with festivalgoers has deep concerns about survivors’ mental health
BBC Proms make booking accessible for observant Jews
No need to break Shabbat for concert tickets, Jewish Prommers told by BBC
Society of Authors ‘hijacked by extremists’ after Gaza motion omits Hamas
Jewish writers voiced fears that if the motion passes, the next stop may be boycott of ‘Zionists’ themselves
UN ‘set to whitewash Unrwa report’ despite new evidence of radicalisation in Gaza schools
Evidence shown to UN’s investigation showed apparent glorification of terror but there are fears it will be ignored
Bournemouth's Jewish mayor 'very upset' at removal of Israel twin city signs
Signs marking the town’s twinning with Lucerne in Switzerland were untouched
Policeman threatens to arrest campaigner for being ‘openly Jewish’ at Gaza rally in London
CAA head Gideon Falter was told his presence could cause a ‘breach of peace’
Crackers about Pesach! Meet the Passover devotees who go the extra mile to make it unique
From baking frogs to making gefilte fish purses, we hear from the festival’s wackiest – and most devoted – fans
US House of Representatives passes resolution branding ‘From the river to the sea’ chant antisemitic
The motion characterising the emotive slogan as Jew-hate passed with a huge majority
A ‘national antisemitism emergency’: Cases of Jew-hate in the US at highest level since records began
The number of synagogue bomb threats more than trebled in 2023, while physical assaults and online threats also soared
Empty seder table at Westminster to represent plight of Israeli hostages
Passover table with 133 empty seats in London for the hostages still in Gaza captivity
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