Recorded Jewish deaths from coronavirus represented nearly 1.8 per cent of those in Britain as a whole
By Simon Rocker
The Austrian chancellor is so far the only western European leader to congratulate the Israeli prime minister on his election victory a month ago
By Liam Hoare
Families will be kept apart and even the hunt for chametz will be a challenge this year
By Anshel Pfeffer
It's too early to tell but it wouldn't surprise me to see elevated numbers, writes Jonathan Boyd
By Jonathan Boyd
The authorities had initially appeared ahead of the curve, but there’s a feeling among some that they may have dropped the ball
The vast majority people enter the country at Ben Gurion Airport, making the outbreak easier to manage — until politicians disagree with medical experts
Religious differences between parents - in this case, one Charedi, one modern Orthodox - was built into the judge's decision on custody
By Deborah Levy
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Despite attempts to legitimise itself with support from Israeli academics, the far-right party remains stuck in its ways
The party, which achieved huge success in last week's Irish elections, has taken a hard, pro-Palestinian line, writes Colin Shindler
By Colin Shindler
Dominic Raab called Theodor Meron 'something of a legend'. Simon Rocker explores the jurist's clear view on building settlements in the Occupation Territories
No one knows how this will ever become a reality, writes Anshel Pfeffer
Those still in the race have an opportunity to win back the trust of all those in the UK who care about racism, writes Robert Philpot
By Robert Philpot
Soleimani was seen by Israel as the man who interpreted the Islamic Revolution’s ideology into operational terms.
Once, Israel and Iran cooperated — but Tehran’s belligerence has radically changed calculations, writes Colin Shindler
The CST's Mark Gardner reflects how anti-Jewish racism rose to an 'unprecedented role in British public life
By Mark Gardner
The party did not have a monopoly on antisemitism but a year of dramatic revelations took its toll on the Corbyn project, writes Daniel Sugarman
By Daniel Sugarman
