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Israeli city threatens closure of Charedi-owned shopping centre after alleged removal of ‘female symbols’

The sect whose members own the outlet reportedly ordered shop owners to take down photos of female models, which the local government claimed was a ‘violation of the law’

Charedi rioters who chased female soldiers through the streets released by police

Investigators confirmed that 26 suspects had been arrested during the unrest in Bnei Brak, but most have since been freed as only seven have been kept on house arrest

Second round of US-Iran talks set to begin in Geneva

President Trump has confirmed he will be ‘indirectly’ involved in the negotiations this time around, but did not specify exactly what his role would be

Jew-hatred ‘running amok’ in Britain, claims US antisemitism envoy

Yehuda Kaploun has just finished a two-day fact-finding visit to the UK

IDF will ‘complete mission’ in Gaza unless Hamas disarms in 60 days, claims top Netanyahu aide

Yossi Fuchs, the cabinet secretary, said the US and Israel would give the terror group until the summer to lay down all of its weapons

Matt Goodwin’s Reform UK campaign manager said he ‘would never touch a Jewish woman’

Adam Mitula, who is canvassing for the party in Gorton and Denton, also tweeted that the six million who died in the Holocaust only included ‘some Jews’

Jeremy Corbyn backed anti-Israel group going door to door to push boycott in Sheffield

Labour ex-leader’s support for campaign revealed as tactic also seen in Brighton and Bristol

Are they the baddies? Green-backed Israel boycotts go door to door

The hate marches were a signal of where we were heading. Hunting down the addresses of those who refuse to blacklist the Jewish state shows that we have arrived

Legendary DJ who hosted wheelchair discos in her care home dies aged 104

Jo Purvis was well known on the London gay scene from the 1960s to the 1990s

Fresh wave of protests break out in Iran amid international solidarity rallies

Clips circulating online appear to show residents of major cities chanting ‘death to the dictator’ and ‘long live the Shah’

IDF chief condemns ‘intolerable reality’ after female soldiers chased by Charedi rioters in Bnei Brak

The pair were unarmed and visiting a member of their unit, but were reportedly mistaken for members of the military police enforcing draft orders

Joanne Greenaway to step down as CEO of LSJS

She will concentrate on teaching and other projects after leaving Orthodox college in ‘excellent health’

Jewish DJ, producer and UK hip hop pioneer Simon Harris dies aged 63

He made an indelible mark on the UK music scene over his 50-plus year career

Jewish-Australian snowboarder takes home silver medal on the halfpipe

Scotty James becomes the most decorated Australian athlete in Winter Olympic history

Tony Blair: Watching ‘Schindler’s List’ inspired my approach to politics

The former prime minister said the 1993 film taught him ‘you cannot be a bystander’

‘We’re ready,’ says ambulance chief as threat of Iranian attack puts Israel on high alert