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Jewish Brexit Party candidate to stand against Corbyn

Yosef David is moved from Hendon, where the party will not stand, to Islington North

Lieberman is resolved to end the Netanyahu era

Two months after the election, the Yisrael Beiteinu leader remains the kingmaker of a future government

Sirens in Tel Aviv after IDF strike kills Islamic Jihad leader

Rockets fall across southern Israel and sirens are sounded as far north as Tel Aviv after Baha Abu Al-Ata died in a targeted strike on his home

Tory lawyer bursts into Lib Dem office with anti-Berger tirade

Jonathan Metliss, who supports Mike Freer's campaign to be re-elected Finchley and Golders Green MP, said Ms Berger was a ‘disgrace’

They call it 'noise'?

So, as anticipated, Arsenal slumped to defeat at Leicester City over the weekend. There's plenty to analyse, and lots of fallout since then.

Canvey Island swastika daubings 'baffle' leader of Charedi community

Leader expresses concern but adds: 'It appears to be some dispute between local people'

Dozens of graves vandalised in Denmark Jewish cemetery

Up to 80 headstones were daubed in green paint while others were overturned, police say

Why we're Team Maddie for this season's Junior Bake Off

Vox becomes ‘Europe’s largest’ far right party

Santiago Abascal’s party more than doubled its seat tally in Spain's parliament

JC team of the week nominations: November 10

Here are the nominations from Matchday Ten of the MGBSFL.

'We've knocked Hendon off their perch,' says Goldberg

Avi Goldberg says HMH "knocked Hendon off their perch" after a deadly double from Oscar Wagner took the Peter Morrison Trophy winners above Hendon United as the sky blues inflicted a first league defeat of the season on the defending champions.

HMH vs Hendon United Sports

Dan Hardoon, Sammy Kingston and Oscar Wagner (2) were the scorers as HMH leapfrogged Hendon United Sports in the MGBSFL Premier Division top of the table clash at the Hive in Edgware. (Photos: Richard Washbrooke)

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Our children need space to think

The Pause for Thought programme at JFS gives pupils a moment to reflect during the day on what matters to them

Is it right to go on disruptive Extinction Rebellion protests?

An Orthodox and a Reform rabbi discuss issues in modern Jewish life

Jews in Hong Kong watch cautiously as the city faces the most dramatic protests this century

Swastikas abound in anti-government graffiti, but community leaders say ‘Nazi-style hate’ has yet to make an appearance