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Letters to the Editor February 13 2026

‘Being held hostage strengthened our relationship’

Having endured unimaginable suffering since October 7, released hostages Sapir Cohen and Sasha Troufanov will stand under the chupah next month

Thomas Frank is rightly sacked – but Spurs’ ‘real villains’ still run the club

We need a clear out of the executives as well as the board; we need new owners who understand the modern game

Israeli research team records world-first breakthrough using blood cancer therapy to treat Alzheimer’s

By using CAR-T cells, a modified form of white blood cells, medics were able to reduce the presence of damaging proteins in the brain tissue of mice

Reform Jewish group ‘necessary’ amid ‘civilisational struggle’ against sectarianism in Britain, says Farage

The Reform UK leader faced heckling from left-wing Jewish activists who were bundled out of the event

Ex-Labour councillor who sent explicit messages to police officer he believed was 13-year-old girl released on bail

Liron Velleman will be sentenced at Harrow Crown Court after pleading guilty to sexual offences

From obese yeshivah student to Slider-Man – the remarkable run of Israel’s Olympic bobsleigh pilot

Is bobsleighng permitted on Shabbat? Yes it is says this Orthodox athlete

Rothschild Vienna Mahzor sold for almost £5m in near-record for illuminated Hebrew manuscript

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services adorned with dazzling illustrations on hand-scribed pages dating back to 1415

‘Apartheid-free zone’ activists accused of ‘intimidating’ door-knocking campaign in Brighton

The group asked locals to sign a pledge to boycott Israeli products

Peter Kien stowed his art in a suitcase before the Nazis murdered him – now it’s finally in safe hands

The Wiener Library has just acquired 681 drawings, poems and letters by Kien, whose work has been recovered after an 80-year journey

Top private school pulls out of tennis match against Jewish school after parents ‘raised issues'

Roedean School South Africa said it ‘strongly refutes’ allegations of antisemitism

‘Lorena was well aware of the fragility of life’

Michelle Wolodarsky reflects on her late friend, the artist Lorena Levi, whose life was cut tragically short

Britain and the US can build a transatlantic front against antisemitism

There is widespread concern across the Trump Administration about Jew-hatred in the UK, and a sense that the government had not been sufficiently robust in its response to the challenge

Inside the big Jewish theatre fightback

Amid the hurtful cancellations and quiet blockings, a defiant Anglo-Jewry is springing up with shows that celebrate Jewish identity and concerns

Israeli teachers’ union backs plan for shorter school week

The Jewish state is one of the only OECD nations that requires students to attend school six days a week

IDF drawing up new Gaza offensive in case Hamas refuses to disarm

The terror group’s leadership has repeatedly refused to commit to giving up its weapons, despite this being a condition of the US-backed ceasefire plan