Jane Prinsley

Keep doors shut and don’t gather outside shul, Jewish community urged after Manchester attack

Two people have been confirmed dead following a car ramming and stabbing at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation in Manchester on Yom Kippur

Collapse of Kneecap terror case was profound failure of justice system, say leading KCs

‘It has undermined confidence in the administration of justice,’ Lord Wolfson tells attorney general

Jewish families reject offer at non-Jewish state school

More than 100 children remain on JCoSS waiting list as efforts to integrate Jewish pupils into mainstream school fall short

‘I met people in Gaza who hate Hamas and want the war to end’

Women in Gaza cried out for Hamas to be killed, according to a commander in the search unit

Female soldier left in coma on October 7 marries after stunning recovery

Shot seven times and left for dead, Michelle Rukovicin was told she may never stand again, but promised herself she would walk to her chupah to wed her sweetheart

‘The patriotism is unique’ – Reform UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice visits Israel

‘There is the most extraordinary, united spirit’, MP for Boston and Skegness tells the JC

‘It’s f***ing epic’: Azealia Banks on touring Israel and why she loves Zionism and Jews

‘Everyone has been on Israel’s d*** and talking s*** about Jews all summer, but nobody will talk to Jewish people’

Bridget Phillipson wins Jewish Labour Movement backing for Deputy Leader

Education Secretary supported by over 70 per cent of JLM members who voted in nomination election

‘You lied to us’: Hostage families respond to Netanyahu’s UN speech

Israeli prime minister slammed by hostage families during United Nations address

Former JC editor Jake Wallis Simons launches podcast intended as ‘antidote to Rory Stewart and Alastair Campbell’

The show will be ‘the antithesis of click-bait rage merchants seeking social media engagement’

Israeli brides are being lured to Britain and matched with violent sex abusers

Ed Davey criticised for calling Gaza war a ‘genocide’ following controversial UN report

The Liberal Democrat leader’s use of the charged legal term has angered some members of his party