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The art of identity: four Jewish artists reflect on how their work has changed since October 7

BBC Arabic reporter who liked posts justifying October 7 sent to US to cover Trump’s meeting with Netanyahu

Corporation faces questions over whether social media history of Middle East-based correspondent was disclosed to US officials

Australian sports stars demand public inquiry into antisemitism and Bondi Beach attack

Grand Slam winner Lleyton Hewitt and former national cricket captain Michael Clarke are among the athletes pressing for the inquiry

German antisemitism tsar’s shed set on fire as Hamas symbol painted nearby

The suspected arson is the second attack against Andreas Büttner in the past 18 months

Israeli airline Arkia launches first flights to Vietnam and Thailand

The firm’s expansion into South East Asia puts it into direct competition with national carrier El Al

Grimsby’s Jewish gems to be uncovered in new project

The Jewish Foundation for Jewish Heritage has been asked to support this National Lottery Heritage Fund initiative

Israel-Syria security talks resume in Paris

US envoy Tom Barrack will mediate the new round of negotiations amid a stalemate over Israel’s ‘buffer zone’ to the east of the Golan Heights

Shas threatens to vote down state budget unless Charedi draft bill passed first

Netanyahu’s coalition has until March 31 to reach a compromise with its Charedi partner or face being forced into fresh elections

British Jews stand in solidarity with Iranian dissidents against Islamic Republic at London rally

Dozens of Jewish people turn out to support Iranians ‘like they have supported us’

‘A towering figure in the fight against fascism’ – Searchlight’s Gerry Gable dies aged 88

Gable was a central figure in the UK's anti-fascist movement from the 1960s onwards, working on investigating, documenting and reporting on far-right groups

Jewish former Labour councillor pleads guilty to sex offences against teen girl

Liron Velleman, 30, sent the 13-year-old victim explicit images and asked her whether she was a virgin

‘Nervous’ Timothée Chalamet thanks Kylie Jenner as he wins best actor prize at Critics’ Choice Awards

The Marty Supreme star stumbled over the words of his acceptance speech

Guess who allegedly taught that Zionism is a mental illness? A leader in America’s top psychology body

Washington’s investigations into anti-Jewish discrimination have turned to the psychotherapy sector

Royals lead tributes as ‘beacon of hope and resilience’ Eva Schloss dies aged 96

Schloss, who survived Auschwitz was Anne Frank’s stepsister, devoted decades of her life to Holocaust education

My family suffered under cruel regime which opposed independent Somaliland – now I welcome Israel’s recognition

Move cements relationship between two states which share history and a future of hope and opportunity

‘G2G made me actually tell my mum’s story, which I’d always promised myself I would do’

Sandra Miller’s late mother, Sabina Miller, had an extraordinary story of surviving the Holocaust