Green Party

How dealing with the Greens made me blue

There's been a lot of focus on how Labour deals with antisemitism, but how do other parties handle complaints against members?

Germany investigates airline discrimination

Pro-Israel nonprofit group The Lawfare Project found multiple instances of Israeli travellers being refused passage on the airline purely because of their nationality

Splinters emerge in German far-right

AfD co-leader walks out hours after party enters federal parliament

Book review: The Attack of the 50ft Women

A real-life Handmaid's Tale, this hard-hitting, non-fiction book shows how dystopian our reality still is for women in the UK and beyond.

Election live blog

The JC's political editor Marcus Dysch leads our liveblog team through the night and into the morning as we bring you all the essential information Refresh the page for latest updates....

Constituency profile: Hampstead and Kilburn

In 2015, Labour’s Tulip Siddiq triumphed over the Conservative candidate by a slender 1,138 votes.

CST welcomes Facebook court ruling

The Community Security Trust has contacted Facebook a number of times regarding antisemitic material uploaded to the social media platform

Constituency profile: Finchley & Golders Green

In Finchley and Golders Green, where Jews make up more than one-fifth of the electorate, it would be hard to argue a case for the Labour Party doing better in 2017 than it did in 2015

JLM's Katz selected as Hendon candidate

Mike Katz pledges to fight 'hard-right' Brexit as he takes on Conservative MP Matthew Offord in the north-west London constituency

Jewish Labour candidate for Hendon?

Mike Katz, national vice-chair of the Jewish Labour Movement, and Adam Langleben, a JLM member and local councillor, are both in contention for the Labour nomination in Hendon.

Jerusalem attack marked by Berlin light show

We mustn’t scapegoat Muslims

In a year of political surprises and upsets for the establishment, the electoral failure of Norbert Hofer, Austrias far-right presidential candidate last weekend, ended up being surprising for the wrong reason. He lost.

Relief as Austria rejects Hofer

Jewish leaders in Europe have expressed relief that Austrian voters rejected a far-right politician as president in Sunday's election.

If the US election comes down to the wire, all eyes will be on Jewish voters

The closest contest in decades could be decided by a comparatively small group of voters

Bernie Sanders's brother to run in Cameron seat

Be prepared for an intense experience