Palestine ActionPalestine Action founder allowed to appeal proscription in Supreme CourtMore than 70 people were arrested outside another London court on suspicion of expressing support for the banned terror groupBy JC Reporter3 min read
Amy WinehouseAmy Winehouse’s father ordered to pay nearly £1m in legal costs to friends who auctioned off her belongingsA judge ruled that Mitch Winehouse ‘deliberately’ made ‘serious and unfounded allegations’ which he ‘pursued relentlessly’ against the two womenBy Jamie Shapiro1 min read
FilmAward-winning director Mike Leigh says next film will be his last after health strugglesLeigh was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease that causes chronic pain and weakness last yearBy Gabrielle Apfel1 min read
BurialExclusive: Burial society members ‘paying twice over to switch shuls’JC investigation finds the hidden cost of moving shuls is prohibiting some from worshipping in their chosen communityBy Jane Prinsley9 min read
Palestine ActionPalestine Action protestors outside court face arrest, police warnCampaign group Defend Our Juries has urged activists to verbally express their support for the banned terror group in central LondonBy JC Reporter2 min read
HackneyHackney Green council meeting where Jews were told they must condemn the ‘genocide’ to fight antisemitismCalls for ending the twinning with Haifa marked a grim landmark for the north London borough’s communityBy Nicole Lampert4 min read
Court and CrimeMan who suggested ‘targeting synagogues and Jewish businesses’ with stink bombs bailed after guilty pleaMichael Brown responded to a post on the local Palestine Solidarity Campaign’s page asking if ‘anyone has a good recipe for roasted synagogue’By JC Reporter1 min read
Andy BurnhamJewish Care is the ‘gold standard,’ says Andy Burnham at launch of major social care plansThe PM met residents before outlining his ‘big conversation’ on the issue during one of his first public outingsBy Jane Prinsley3 min read
Anti-Israel protestsWaste firm pays £27k compensation to campaign group after destroying 40-metre ‘Israel genocide’ bannerLed By Donkeys said its claim was ‘not about money’ but ‘defending space to protest Israel’s war crimes’By Jamie Shapiro1 min read
KLBDNew feature on kosher-checking app allows users to scan supermarket productsIs It Kosher? announced the update yesterdayBy Ben Conway1 min read
ArtThe genius of Enid Marx who went from art school failure to London Tube iconA new exhibition celebrates the life and work of a designer who brought colour to gloomy everyday life during the Second World WarBy Anthea Gerrie3 min read
AntisemitismBoard president brands social media ‘an open sewer of hatred’ as report reveals surge in antisemitismFigures from seven countries show 2025 was the deadliest year for Jew-hate attacks since 1994 and UK had the biggest rise in incidentsBy Mark Wood5 min read
Golders Green‘MP calling for Golders Green Union Jacks to be pulled down does not speak for me’Local shopkeeper who put up flags insists Sarah Sackman is wrong to say they are ‘intimidating’By Jamie Shapiro3 min read
Sir Moses MontefioreBoard of Deputies president honours legacy of his predecessor MontefiorePhil Rosenberg said that ‘it’s a privilege to continue the work he began’By Ben Conway3 min read
NHSNHS doctors call in lawyers to oppose IHRA definition of antisemitismHealth Workers 4 Palestine say calling for ‘dissolution’ of Jewish State is not antisemitic in push against Mann reviewBy Jane Prinsley2 min read
Amy Winehouse‘I wish she could be here to meet them’: Amy Winehouse rehab centre saving lives ten years on from singer’s deathAmy’s Place has helped nearly 100 women on the road to overcoming their addictionsBy Jamie Shapiro1 min read
