We thought we were welcome as Jews performing at the Fringe. Then we were cancelled

Our comedy shows were called off because staff were supposedly scared to host Jewish acts

Flamenco in Manchester – I stopped breathing for centuries

Starmer’s Palestine recognition ‘threat’ undermines the prospects for peace

It is hard to imagine a more self-defeating foreign policy move. Promising statehood unless a ceasefire is reached all but guarantees that Hamas will keep rejecting the very truce Britain says it wants

Israel’s intractable war in Gaza

While moral opinion is subjective, facts are not. Even committed Zionists must not let compassion cloud reality by accusing the Jewish state of crimes it clearly has not committed

The numbers that shape Labour’s Middle East policy: 37, 73, 110

The party’s sudden zeal for Palestinian statehood isn’t about foreign policy – it’s about vote counts. Muslim blocs in 110 key seats are calling the tune, and Wes Streeting knows it

When a Rabbinic rebuke can endanger Jewish lives

When moral outrage outruns factual certainty, an attempt to save the good name of the Jewish people will have only furthered its destruction

How the West prolonged Gaza’s misery in the name of virtue

By blaming the Jewish state alone for the food crisis and the ongoing war, European governments may have helped derail ceasefire talks and deepen Palestinian suffering

Israel’s new doctrine in the north: from containment to coercion

Jerusalem’s offensives in Lebanon and Syria have upended old assumptions, weakening Iran’s axis and opening the door to a new regional balance

In Hastings we have created a thriving Jewish community in the face of adversity

A small community on the south coast has come together to celebrated their Jewishness despite severe pro-Palestine aggression