The ICC’s illegitimate pursuit of Israeli leaders is political warfare

The court is bringing unprecedented settlement cases against Smotrich and others while ignoring far more obvious population transfers by Turkey in Northern Cyprus and Russia in Ukraine

Australia’s commission on antisemitism reveals the normalisation of a growing evil

Perhaps the clearest evidence of why this inquiry matters is the shocking torrent of online hatred and intimidation unleashed against the Jewish witnesses

As a Jewish Gooner, I’ve warned the kids against ‘marrying out’ – to a fan of any team but Arsenal

Being a follower of the club vying for Champions League glory this Saturday is a faith all of its own

Trade with Israel is vital for the UK

This thriving business relationship underpins shared national security and prosperity

We must call out antisemitism – without making it feel normal

The more we raise awareness, the more we are in danger of stimulating exactly what we are trying to suppress

Letters to the editor. May 29 2026

The half-mad Scottish peer who was, technically speaking, Britain’s first Jewish MP

Lord George Gordon adopted traditional dress, observed dietary laws, and appears genuinely to have embraced Judaism rather than merely toyed with it as an eccentric affectation

The Nova Exhibition recounts the deadliest attack on a music gathering in history – still ignored by the industry

After the October 7 massacre, I was thinking it was only a matter of time before they would announce a concert to commemorate those who lost their lives at the festival. Weeks went by, months went by... crickets

Why Bennett’s rumoured UAE visit bothered Netanyahu so much

The prime minister has carefully cultivated the image of a domestic political heavyweight and a global statesman. His challenger’s strategy is to present himself as a viable alternative