The war has dominated debates and questions in the Commons, but what has it actually achieved?
By David Rose
A further third aren’t sure the Shoah happened. Blame social media
By Ben Clerkin
By Anshel Pfeffer
War cabinet member Gadi Eisenkot directs strategy but has lost a son and a nephew in the fighting
Donald Trump and his rivals look to cash in on Jewish disillusionment with the global organisation
By Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain
There is a precedent for the Board of Deputies staying out of mass shows of solidarity
Barry Toberman looks back on a year of change for the community
By Barry Toberman
Years from now, when we look back on Israel’s 2020, there will be three separate historic narratives.
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The government was supportive as Covid struck - and Starmer fought Corbyn's poisonous legacy
By Lee Harpin
Mr Sa’ar is joining a movement which has been gaining momentum for quite some time — the anti-Netanyahu right-wingers
David Hirsh says the Labour Party must oppose those who fight for antisemitic politics - including Jewish members
By David Hirsh
By voting for dissolution, the Blue and White leader admitted he had lost all hope of Netanyahu allowing him to become prime minister next year
Bibi and the Crown Prince wanted to send a message to Biden that the anti-Iran alliance in the region is here to stay
Tim Marshall assesses how US president-elect Joe Biden's foreign policy will differ from President Trump's
By Tim Marshall
Concede gracefully? It’s no longer fashionable
After a housing association was challenged for only accommodating Charedi families, the court agreed this week some forms of positive discrimination can be justified
By Simon Rocker
The starting point of any new government counter-extremism strategy should be understanding the ideology that motivates hatred, not the speech that it encourages
By David Toube