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Not ‘entirely unacceptable’ to call Hamas freedom fighters, NHS doctor tells tribunal

Dr Nadeem Crowe also suggested that the IDF ‘uses terrorist actions’

President Trump signs deal with Iran to end war

Memorandum of Understanding commits to cessation of conflict in Lebanon and final settlement within 60 days

The bigoted boycott of Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid is a betrayal of culture

If even one of the country’s most outspoken critics of the government and the Gaza war is deemed unacceptable simply because of his nationality, then the issue is no longer political disagreement. It becomes something much darker

Mr Pickle, Jewish punk, Friday night dinners and Freud

The first Jewish Cultural Month, which finished yesterday, had it all. Its curator, Liat Rosenthal, looks back – and forward to the next one

Fury over stand-up’s mockery of Israel conspiracy theories is no laughing matter

With his admittedly crass dog rape joke, Elon Gold made it clear that the era of polite and flustered Jews eager to engage their detractors in civil conversation is over

Chicken Shop Dates, Sadiq Khan’s nightlife strategy and the joys of Menorah lighting

After nearly four decades in local government, Paul Dimoldenberg reflects on his time in office in an exclusive interview with the JC

Guernsey’s Jewish residents urge island to adopt IHRA antisemitism definition

Some residents have spoken out about their concerns of antisemitism, saying they would not display symbols of their faith in public

Camp Simcha siblings bond on charity’s fifth retreat

The organisation supports sick children and their families from the Jewish community

Councils can’t boycott Israel without government’s permission, minister confirms

Shadow communities secretary James Cleverly asked if action would be taken against BDS policies in local government

Greens for Palestine activists warn MPs banning IRGC would ‘support genocidal Israel’

Messages in members’ WhatsApp group seen by the JC urge party’s Commons leader to vote against National Security Bill

New Jewish-Arab party set up ahead of Israeli elections

What do the preoccupations of our novelists say about Anglo-Jewry and wider society?

What stories are the People of the Book writing and reading about themselves?

101-year-old set to take part in Maccabi GB Community Fun Run

D-Day veteran Mervyn Kersh will raise funds for AJEX by completing the 1km course at the popular event

The Iran deal is bad but Israel has, for now, created a safer Middle East

From Hamas and Hezbollah to Iran itself, the ‘ring of fire’ threatening the Jewish state has been significantly weakened. But Jerusalem must already be preparing for the next round

Travelodge to introduce antisemitism training for staff following ‘Free Palestine’ TV message

The incident, which saw two Jewish guests targeted with the slogan, prompted an ‘urgent’ investigation, but no culprit was identified

Sinai head honoured in national teaching awards

Juliette Lipshaw receives silver award in Primary Head of the Year class