The Jewish Chronicle

High jumper barred by the Nazis dies aged 103

Now it’s the turn of SlutWalk to ban Jews

Protest group follows Chicago Dyke March in blocking LGBT flags that bear Star of David

Israeli embassy in Jordan attacked

A high ranking embassy official was stabbed. The assailant was shot.

Three killed as Jerusalem crisis worsens

Three family members murdered over Shabbat meal

Can you trademark the swastika?

Move is an attempt to prevent racists from using the Nazi symbol

Abbatoir closure warning sparks row in Netherlands

US Israel anti-boycott bill moves closer to becoming law

Offenders could receive a fine of anywhere between $250,000 and $1 million, and up to 20 years in prison

Cattle prod rabbis’ appeal rejected

Defence invoked authority of Maimonides to no avail

Is New York about to boycott Roger Waters?

The former Pink Floyd frontman's concerts could violate a law that bars companies from doing business with Nassau County if they participate in economic warfare against Israel

Jewish LGBT dating app launched

'There’s tons of dating sites, but there’s nothing specific to being Jewish and queer'

Orbán to Bibi: Hungary will defend its Jews

Netanyahu under fire as he appears with Hungarian PM, who praised his country’s antisemitic wartime leader

Netanyahu tour was delayed by corruption probes

As the Israeli PM visits France and Hungary, back home his troubles are growing

Woman helps distressed child on flight

The child experienced a full-blown tantrum one hour into the flight from Brussels to New York.

Dyke March antisemitism reporter speaks out

Gretchen Hammond, the transgender Jewish journalist who revealed what took place, has spoken about what happened after her story was published

REM singer Stipe defends Radiohead over BDS

Ex-REM singer defends British band after widespread criticism from pro-boycott celebrities

Macron speaks out on Sarah Halimi murder

French President: 'We were silent, because we did not want to see'

Dyke March 'Zio' tweet condemned

The term “Zio” was first popularised by the far-right, with antisemites like former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke using it regularly.