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Ireland approves bill banning imports from West Bank settlements

Ireland will become the second EU member to impose such a ban after Spain did so earlier this year

How Alan Senitt’s legacy still inspires us all, 20 years on

He was destined for great things, his cheesy grin disarming even the most seasoned politicians. By the time he was murdered defending a friend, he had already left his mark on our politics – from BBYO and UJS to BICOM and the Co-Existence Trust

Antisemitism is a British problem, not just a Jewish problem, JLC chair tells Parliament

Senior parliamentarians including culture secretary Lisa Nandy attended the Jewish Leadership Council’s event

Men’s testosterone levels drop by 50% and household products could be to blame, say Israeli scientists

Hebrew University team found that men’s average testosterone levels had halved over the past 50 years

JFS head: ‘We need to prepare our students for an uncertain world’

Academic success is no longer enough for good job prospects – creativity, resilience and emotional intelligence also matter, writes the leader of the Europe’s biggest Jewish secondary school

Trump labels Iran ‘scum’ and declares ceasefire ‘over’ after Gulf strikes

US forces hit Iranian coastal positions after Tehran attacked commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, before aiming retaliatory strikes at Washington’s Gulf allies

Israeli woman cancels Naples hotel stay after receiving ‘no genocide’ message

The Italian guesthouse professed its support for a BDS-aligned campaign

Italy advances law to compensate victims of Nazi-era art looting

More than 100,000 pieces of art have not been returned to their rightful owners, according to official figures

Aron’s brutal knock is not enough as brave Belmont fall to narrow defeat at Datchworth

The Lionesses heading to the JCC Maccabi arena in Toronto

Journalist Vera Elyashiv dies aged 97

Lithuanian survivor and journalist who questioned the success of Germany’s denazification programme

Letters to the Editor, July 10 2026

Who owns the history of Cable Street?

Middle East minister warns of ‘unintended consequences’ of West Bank sanctions impacting British Jewish community

Hamish Falconer was being questioned by Foreign Affairs select committee

Windows onto a Charedi world

Danny Jackson’s day job is fixing houses on Canvey Island. But as photographer Barksey, he is known for the scenes of Orthodox life within his frames

Knesset advances contentious bill to establish politically-appointed October 7 inquiry

The Opposition boycotted the bill’s first reading, which saw it pass 59-0

Spanish anti-Israel mob blocks Jewish poet's book launch

An organiser of the protest described Jewish writer Marcos-Ricardo Barnatán as a ‘Zionist who says Palestine does not exist’ and helps ‘whitewash’ Israel’s image