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Iran’s attempt to weaponise the Strait of Hormuz has economically backfired

By seeking to control the critical waterway, Tehran attempted to hold the global economy and the Arab Gulf states hostage. Instead, it has been inflicting the greatest damage on itself – and on the Asian markets upon which its remaining oil exports depend

Kairos ‘genocide’ document risks stoking antisemitism, Israeli embassy warns CofE

Israel’s chargé d’affaires conveyed ‘grave concerns’ over the text in a meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury

British Jews have lost trust in all major UK institutions, new study finds

The report’s author, Professor Shani Orgad, said participants ‘consistently described a profound sense of being unheard, dismissed and abandoned by institutions they expected to protect them’

Music competition launched to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

The winning composition will be played during the UK’s main ceremony on January 27

Sharon Osbourne urges fans to ‘yank up the music’ and ‘just head bang’ for Ozzy death anniversary

The Black Sabbath frontman died one year ago on Wednesday at the age of 76

Exclusive: ‘Give me a gun and I’ll fight for Iran,’ says George Galloway aide

Politicians warn UK influencers visiting Islamic Republic are ‘soft-power warriors’ spreading regime propaganda

World Jewish Relief predicts humanitarian needs from Venezuela earthquake ‘will last for months’

The charity has launched an emergency appeal

House where Hitler was born reopens as police station

Austrian authorities seized the property from its previous owner in 2017 in a bid to prevent it from becoming a hotspot for neo-Nazi tourism

Letters to the Editor, July 24 2026

Italian Jewish leaders condemn online ‘Jew map’ campaign

A plan to track the movements of Jewish and Israeli tourists would take the country ‘back to the 1930s,’ community figures have warned

The Odyssey review: Christopher Nolan turns Homer’s epic poem into movie magic

The film’s three tense hours elapse with the speed of a riptide

Vance’s rambling about Israeli conspiracies to tank the Iran deal makes him look a fool

On a podcast with Joe Rogan, the vice president shifted the blame for the failed agreement with Tehran onto Jerusalem. It was a revealing glimpse of who he is, how he thinks and how he reacts under pressure

… and big hopes for the JCC Maccabi Games four

Proud memories for GB’s Maccabiah 14

Israel warns Iran moved thousands of nuclear centrifuges deep underground

Israeli intelligence fears Tehran rebuilding nuclear programme beyond reach of conventional air strikes

As I end five years at the London embassy, I know one thing: Israel and Britain are stronger together

The disagreements have been profound but ultimately relations between nations are built over decades through shared interests, common values and countless human relationships