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Suspect in Germany Yom Kippur terror plot 'talked to Islamic State'

Syrian boy, 16 arrested after foreign intelligence warned of imminent attack on synagogue using explosives

Jewish candidates prepare for battle

Jewish candidates and communities are poised to make a difference

'Powerhouse of Anglo-Jewry’ captivates online festival-goers from 40 countries

Limmud attendees joined from Tanzania, China, Barbados and more over three days of events

French rapper accused of antisemitism asked to talk at three left-wing political events

Médine Zaouiche, who has been pictured making the controversial 'quenelle' gesture, receives invitations from France Unbowed, the Greens and the Communist Party

Tories hold seat in Golders Green by-election with 66 per cent of vote

Although the Tories won by a landslide, Labour saw the biggest rise in vote share

Conservative election agent shared Facebook post about 'Yid w***ers'

Ben Shirely accused of sharing an 'appalling comment about Jewish people'

Book review: The Attack of the 50ft Women

A real-life Handmaid's Tale, this hard-hitting, non-fiction book shows how dystopian our reality still is for women in the UK and beyond.

'I won't court controversy,' vows Shahar

Israeli No. 1 stands firm as demonstrators try to ruffle her feathers Down Under

Chief Rabbi will not 'dignify' George Galloway's candidacy by meeting him, spokesman says

Exclusive: George Galloway would be “honoured” to meet Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, his spokesman has told the JC.

Green and Ukip candidates at odds over Israel

Austria far-right surge sparks deep concern

Islamophobia group loses main sponsors

German concern at rare anti-Israel vote

Activists cleared of "arms to Israel" factory damage

Five pro-Palestinian activists have been acquitted of causing £200,000 worth of damage to a Brighton arms factory, after arguing they were seeking to prevent Israeli “war crimes”.

Though one guy is stupid, two guys are wise

The election result proves the theory of a very distinguished Jew

Why Israel has become a backbench obsession