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Hamas’ top political leader ‘killed in Israeli strike’ on Doha

Khalil al-Hayya, the leader of the group’s political wing, is believed to have died in the attack on a meeting of its senior commanders to discuss the latest ceasefire proposal

The bride wore Moët & Chandon

Mazeltov to our columnist Maureen Lipman who married her fiance David this weekend. But first came two aufrufs and an ‘old boiler’ hen night.

Francesca Albanese sued for defamation by US charities after ‘UN immunity ends’

Lawsuit accuses rapporteur of spreading ‘malicious lies’ about Christian support for ‘genocide’

Fifth Jewish site targeted in wave of ‘revolting’ faeces attacks in Golders Green

‘It is clear that this is a deliberate and targeted campaign of antisemitic hate,’ Shomrim said

Jews are getting what they deserve – isn’t that what you meant to say, Giles Coren?

We have translated the Times columnist’s latest piece on Israel and Gaza so you don’t have to read it

The Traitors Circle by Jonathan Freedland review: ‘a beautifully constructed book’

He tells the story of the courageous groups of Germans who risked their lives to defy Hitler with all the flair of the seasoned thriller writer that he is

Israeli President Isaac Herzog to meet Starmer on UK ‘solidarity’ visit

Israeli media believes a meeting between Herzog and Keir Starmer is likely, though the leaders’ office’s have not confirmed this

UFC fighter claims Ashkenazi Jews ‘control everything’ in rant over Ukraine refugee murder

Iryna Zarutska was stabbed on a bus in North Carolina and some on the right have accused the media of ‘covering up’ her killing

Rosh Hashanah apple, cinnamon and honey crumble tart

IDF issues evacuation order for entirety of Gaza City

All residents have been told to move to the al-Mawasi humanitarian zone

LA Holocaust museum deletes post saying ‘never again’ can’t only be about Jews

The museum promised to ‘do better’ when designing future social media campaigns

Thousands marched against antisemitism – and Starmer’s Labour was nowhere to be seen

The glaring absence of his government on Sunday rather calls his commitment – and, yet again, his trustworthiness – into question

The faces of four IDF troops – aged 19-21 – killed in Gaza camp attack

The four were killed when terrorists attacked their tank with an explosive device

Lammy: ‘UK does not believe Israel is committing genocide’

A former attorney-general called on the government to ‘abandon its harmful plan to recognise a Palestinian state’ in the wake of the reported admission

Anger over Labour government’s ‘insulting absence’ from March Against Antisemitism

The Conservatives and Reform UK both sent a representative to address the crowd

Chasidic boys’ school in Stamford Hill receives good rating from Ofsted

Beis Aharon was once branded inadequate but has now been praised for teaching pupils to be ‘positive citizens’