Don’t make the mistake of dismissing Netanyahu as shallow caricature

However strongly one might disagree with his policies and behaviour in government, the Israeli PM has a serious and deep understanding of history, of strategy and of tactics

My letter to new students: Jewish life on campus is great – we won’t let hate define it

You have the agency to define your own Jewish student experience. My entire team and I are here to help you write a story of pride, vibrancy and growth, whatever that looks like for you

Israeli women in abusive UK marriages need our help – the community must protect them

The Church of England has an Israel problem

The next Archbishop of Canterbury ought to acknowledge the historic role of the Church in the spread of antisemitism; accept the moral duty to protect the Jewish community; and ensure that children’s lessons are not passing on antisemitism in the guise of religious teaching

Survey of Jewish staff shows the US academy is ‘broken’

A new report details anti Jewish activity on campus

Charlie Kirk’s murder is a wake-up call on UK campus antisemitism

When slogans for “Intifada” or “resistance” are tolerated under the cover of free expression, it should surprise no one that some eventually take these words literally

Close the UK and French consulates in Jerusalem or admit recognition was a sham

London and Paris can’t recognise a Palestinian state while running a mission to the Palestinians in Israel’s capital. It’s a breach of the law and the Oslo Accords and Israel should shut them down if necessary

The six times Palestinian leaders rejected a state

A minority of people who voice views about the conflict know anything about its history

An open letter to Keir Starmer: Recognition emboldens terror and betrays its victims

While the killers of my wife and children – who were British citizens – are being paid salaries by Abbas, they are effectively being financed by the British taxpayer