Marcus Dysch was the JC’s Political Editor and Assistant News Editor until 2018
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A northerner exiled in London feels the pangs of nostalgia for the Yorkshire chagim of his youth
The inevitable anger, disgust and fear surrounding Sunday’s Al Quds Day march were entirely predictable, and entirely avoidable.
A new ohel at the city’s Marfleet Cemetery was dedicated to Max Gold on the first yahrzeit of his death.
The former Chief Rabbi spoke of his disappointment on the BBC's ‘Thought for the Day’
The Mayor of London stopped short of saying he believed Jeremy Corbyn was the right man to resolve the issue.
Chief Rabbi calls on European leaders to condemn antisemitism. Sadiq Khan says it is 'completely unacceptable' that Jewish communities should feel unsafe
Jonathan Arkush, Board president, and Jonathan Goldstein, JLC chairman, confirmed that they have arranged a meeting with the Labour leader
To see the Board of Deputies’ president on national television calling other Jews antisemites must have been as thrilling for Mr Corbyn as it was shocking for the rest of us.
Political Editor Marcus Dysch eschews Westminster for a more important side of Jewish life
In a joint letter the JLC and the BOD have agreed to meet Mr Corbyn to discuss the issue of antisemitism within the Labour party
Jewish groups demand Labour leader condemns threats to MPs who highlight issue of antisemitism, and that party appoints independent ombudsman to investigate claims of Jew-hatred
What will be the outcome of this week’s fevered actions? I am sorry, but you already know the answer.
The Labour chief has also offered to hold an urgent meeting with Jewish leaders
Meanwhile it has been claimed Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, was a member of a second Facebook group which included links to antisemitic material.
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