A panel of senior rabbis is now deliberating how to resolve the controversy over the Sephardi leader
By Simon Rocker
Beneath the raw statistics on synagogue membership in the UK lies a more complex picture
The Indian PM did not visit Ramallah – and Netanyahu did not leave his side
By Anshel Pfeffer
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange, has joined the race for Israeli listings
By Alex Brummer
The Israeli rabbi pushing hardest for an investigation into the gay love controversy has a family link to Rabbi Dweck
By Nathan Jeffay
While he was being criticised for inaction, he was quietly working behind the scenes
By Daniel Sugarman
It was only 25 years ago that the two countries established full diplomatic ties.
By Kapil Komireddi
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Jews around the world are important to Netanyahu - but they cannot vote in the Knesset
The Kremlin has responded aggressively to America’s downing of an Assad regime jet
Recent events in London are feeding extremist narratives: Jews should fight hate through context and reason
By Michael Goldfarb
The loss of cash from the PA and Qatar marks a fork in the road: will the Gaza outfit turn to Iran or Egypt for help?
By John R Bradley
We don’t know if people just don’t care about antisemitism; or if they don’t know; or they don’t want to know; or they don’t understand
By David Hirsh
JC political editor Marcus Dysch profiles the Westminster power-brokers
By Marcus Dysch
Geoffrey Alderman puts the election results under the microscope
By Geoffrey Alderman
None of the major players have any interest in the Israel-Palestine conflict continuing. Only Iran profits from it.
By Yehuda Bauer