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The US moves toward a reckoning with the Muslim Brotherhood

With Texas leading an unprecedented state-level terror designation and federal scrutiny intensifying, America is edging toward a decisive showdown with the Islamists and their network of affiliates

A day in the life of a neurotic Gen Z Jew

Dystopian paranoia, health anxiety and social media mania: Eliana Jordan’s tragi-comic reflection on 20-something existence

Oscar-winning documentary maker Richard Trank moves to Israel to make October 7 film

‘I resigned from my synagogue because I disagree with its stance on Israel’

There is an ever-widening schism within the community, the emotion of which synagogues and their leadership seem unprepared to confront, shul-goers tell Eliana Jordan

All My Sons review: Bryan Cranston is terrific in this new Arthur Miller revival ★★★★

Ivo van Hove’s direction of the author’s 1955 hit peels back the central family’s secrets with cinematic vigour

October 7 victims’ families sue crypto firm Binance over Hamas financing

The company’s CEO, Changpeng Zhao, was pardoned by President Trump despite admitting breaking sanctions on Iran and failing to report transactions involving terror groups

‘I’ve stopped worrying about my times. For me, it’s about enjoying and finishing races’

Damian Schogger has clocked up over 1,250 miles in marathon running

Manchester police chief criticises decision to ban Maccabi fans

‘I think banning generally is problematic, both practically and tactically’, said Sir Stephen Watson

New secrets to be revealed after ancient Hebrew texts transcribed for first time

The vast majority of the transcribed pieces have come from the Cairo Geniza collection in the Ben Ezra Synagogue in Old Cairo, Egypt

Poland summons Israeli ambassador in diplomatic row over Yad Vashem tweet

The country’s foreign ministry objected that the post did not specify that it was occupied by Germany at the time of the Holocaust

How I managed to write my (very annoying) first novel

After a lifetime of trying, I have finally found my literary voice – by becoming a Jew

Lord Mann accuses Farage of ‘appalling attempt’ to ‘shrug off’ allegations of antisemitism

The Reform UK leader says he ‘did not say the things that have been published’ and that he never ‘directly racially abused anyone’, but admitted that he may have ‘misspoken’

Baroness Berger tells the government it’s not too late to stop assisted dying bill

The Jewish Labour peer says in an interview with the JC that the legislation ‘risks leaving vulnerable people exposed to coercion and abuse’

AI giant Nvidia reportedly exploring major expansion in northern Israel

The ongoing commitment by the world’s largest tech company encompasses a broader national strategy to further integrate itself among Israeli talent and tech

Pope Francis’ ‘Popemobile’ turned into mobile clinic for children in Gaza

The initiative was supported by the pontiff before he died in April

Revealed: Police quizzed wrongfully arrested Jewish mother over her faith

MPs blast ‘unacceptable’ interrogation and urge the force to explain itself