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Waste firm pays £27k compensation to campaign group after destroying 40-metre ‘Israel genocide’ banner

Led By Donkeys said its claim was ‘not about money’ but ‘defending space to protest Israel’s war crimes’

Israel’s biggest hospital partners with OpenAI as it aims to become fully AI-powered

Clinicians at Sheba Medical Centre will use the platform to support decision-making and carry out administrative tasks

Mamdani’s threat to arrest Netanyahu was not just an attack on Israel but on the UN itself

The United Nations General Assembly exists because the alternative of a world in which adversaries refuse to speak at all can be far more dangerous

US and Saudi strike Iran-backed militia in Iraq after failed ‘surprise attack’

The IRGC blamed the attack on the ‘aggression of the American child-killing army’

New feature on kosher-checking app allows users to scan supermarket products

Is It Kosher? announced the update yesterday

How The Odyssey is helping IDF soldiers process the trauma of war

Reading Homer’s epic poems can feel like group therapy, says this professor

Humphrey shines with bat as Belmont and Edgware see off Vale in game of fine margins

Yonni’s under-15 ‘stand-outs’ set a target of gold in Canada

The genius of Enid Marx who went from art school failure to London Tube icon

A new exhibition celebrates the life and work of a designer who brought colour to gloomy everyday life during the Second World War

Letters to the Editor, July 31 2026

Board president brands social media ‘an open sewer of hatred’ as report reveals surge in antisemitism

Figures from seven countries show 2025 was the deadliest year for Jew-hate attacks since 1994 and UK had the biggest rise in incidents

Miso salmon and pickled cucumber

This Japanese-inspired fish dish is simple to make, but feels special enough for a celebration

Netanyahu plays down Trump rift claims, describing Israel-US alliance as ‘wall of granite’

Israeli PM and US president had ‘positive and productive’ meeting at the White House ‘focusing’ on the Islamic Republic

‘MP calling for Golders Green Union Jacks to be pulled down does not speak for me’

Local shopkeeper who put up flags insists Sarah Sackman is wrong to say they are ‘intimidating’

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma review: ‘Schoenbrun’s most assured film yet’ ★★★★

As with the filmmaker’s previous works this one wallows pleasingly in 1980s schlock-horror and is also a love letter to the genre

Our flag is not an obstacle to a multicultural society – it is the precondition for one

If Sarah Sackman and others on the left really fear the presence of the far-right and their abuse of our national symbols, then that makes reclaiming them not merely preferable, but an urgent responsibility