The trial that kept us safe from Holocaust denial – at least for one generation

Is it possible to feel nostalgia for the trial of David Irving?

Bras, bat mitzvahs and Bereshit: it’s all part of a working girl's day

A cruise ends, reality returns. On the importance of showing up — for family, faith, and fittings…

Why the UK must proscribe the IRGC before it’s too late

Proscription would have meaningful consequence on the IRGC’s ability to operate on British soil

They fought like lions in every theatre of this war – remembering the Jewish heroes of WW2

Around 1.5 million Jews took up arms against the Nazis. We must remember them to dispel the ugly myth that we went like sheep

Letters to the Editor, May 8 2025

When we’re afraid to talk about settlements, we let the extremists dominate the conversation

If liberal Zionists can’t make the case for Jews living on the other side of the Green Line, then the extremists will

Harvard hostility makes it clear – it’s been Corbynised

The university’s own report contains many examples of Jews being badly treated

Sectarian politics in the UK could go mainstream

Calling them ‘Gaza independents’ obscures the truth: they are pushing a Muslim political agenda

Antisemitism is degrading the integrity of our universities – here’s how we can fight it

A new study has revealed how academic freedom is being relinquished in favour of indoctrination and conformity