Tony Blair

Rabbi Sacks was right to help Mike Pence write his speech

We should applaud, rather than criticise, our rabbis when politicians seek their counsel

How much does a British ambassador cost?

Israel's blinker-wearing, self-righteous detractors

The real intransigent barrier to Mid-East peace

Without our schools, we are doomed

As faith schools face a new challenge, the Chief Rabbi argues that ours are essential

Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks: Without our schools, we are doomed

As faith schools face a new challenge, the Chief Rabbi argues that ours are essential

Don’t be so hard on evangelicals

We are too dismissive of Sarah Palin’s religious convictions

Glasenberg the hunter becomes the hunted

The media has put Labour’s antisemitism issue in the spotlight. But will it make any difference?

Could Mel Gibson give Gilad a Hollywood homecoming?

Henry Kissinger, first Jewish US Secretary of State, dies aged 100

Kissinger dominated foreign policy as the United States extricated itself from Vietnam and broke down barriers with China

The fearless champion of tolerant Orthodoxy

A tribute to UK Sephardi leader, Rabbi Abraham Levy, who retires this month

UK must do better to understand Islamist antisemitism, new report warns

Former home secretary David Blunkett warned of the ‘ongoing threat’ of Islamist terrorism

Bibi, the forever PM?

Netanyahu has been dominant for so long that superstition may be the only way to imagine his departure — but those who want him gone should be careful what they wish for, writes Jonathan Freedland

EXCLUSIVE: Why my Labour party will always stand up for Israel, writes Keir Starmer

The Labour leader writes exclusively for the Jewish Chronicle on antisemitism, antizionism and BDS

Racism is in retreat under Prime Minister Sunak

Jews should welcome the arrival of another PM from a minority community