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Portuguese government rows back on restrictions to citizenship rights

The ruling Socialist Party says it will no longer require those whose ancestors fled the country to reside for two years before naturalisation

Worcester council adopts IHRA definition following alleged antisemitic incident

Cllr Louise Griffiths leads the call after mezuzah on her front door was defaced with a swastika

Twenty-eight arrests as Israelis protest against government coronavirus handling

Public anger over a second lockdown has been compounded by economic downturn, rising unemployment and corruption allegations against the Prime Minister

Yehuda Bauer: Israel 'collaborates' in Holocaust distortion

Mr Bauer singled out a joint Israeli-Polish statement made in 2018 for criticism

Manchester schools excel in Hebrew spelling bee

Six primaries competed in the online challenge

It’s a piece of cake for Etgar winners

Winners of this year's inter-school writing and design contest are announced

JCoSS student's lockdown play is picked out by National Theatre

Milly Bryk has one of the top entries in national playwrighting competition

What we learned in the class of lockdown

Students from two secondary schools reflect on their enforced home-schooling after the past few months

Singing the siddur: the man who'd like to tune us into prayer

Richard Collis hopes his musical recording of the Shabbat service will help more people to become familiar with the liturgy

Argentine Jewish MP proposes remembrance day for the victims of Nazis who were given refuge in Argentina

Waldo Wolff's draft bill has secured the enthusiastic backing of the Simon Wiesenthal Centre

Shoah survivor finds the family of American soldier who liberated her

Great-grandson’s tweet leads to emotional online meeting for Lily Ebert and the children of Private Hayman Shulman

Controversial cartoonist Steve Bell to leave the Guardian

Since joining the newspaper in 1981 the cartoonist faced claims that some of his drawings where antisemitic and racist

TV review: Unchained

John Nathan enjoys an Israeli drama about a rabbi who frees women from unhappy marriages - but spies on his own wife.

Why Starmer can never succeed

'Among “progressives”, there’s a belief that their default animus against Israel constitutes not antisemitism but legitimate criticism'

Monitoring the populist right

Jews and slavery: the myths and the truth

Widespread concern over anti-black racism has led some to regurgitate an old lie: that Jews were dominant in the slave trade