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Herzog to warn Starmer against ‘echoing Hamas propaganda’

The two leaders will meet later today as part of the Israeli president’s official visit to the UK

Leeds students celebrate Jerusalem terror attack with post about ‘legendary’ machine gun

Students 4 Palestine posted pictures of the type of weapon that was reportedly used in the attack

Letters to the Editor September 12

Which is the real Shabana Mahmood?

The new home secretary’s history of anti-Israel activism has prompted concern in the community – but insiders say she has battled antisemitism and Muslim extremism

Sephardic rabbis unite at a perhaps historic conference to reclaim a classical tradition

What made this gathering distinct was not only its geographic breadth, but the shared spirit: religious leaders grounded in tradition, intellectually open, proudly Zionist, and unafraid to engage with the complexities of the modern world

Starmer expresses ‘support and solidarity’ for Qatar after Israel targets Hamas leadership

Prime Minister to make ‘absolutely clear that UK condemns Israel’s actions’ in meeting with President Herzog later today

Fasenjun – chicken in a sweet pomegranate and walnut sauce

This rich sweet/sour chicken stew is perfect for Rosh Hashanah menus

Jewish university students brace for further hostility and antisemitism on campus as new academic year begins

‘I’ve kept my Jewish identity a secret – I want to keep myself safe,’ one student told the JC

Sudan is burning. Why should we care?

As Jews, we should be looking outwards, as well as inwards. A message that resonates particularly in the run-up to Rosh Hashanah

Two men charged after Sydney childcare centre set on fire and synagogue vandalised

A wave of antisemitic attacks throughout January left the city’s Jewish community shaken

Eurovision winner sings praises of WIZO at gala dinner

The event included WIZO UK’s inaugural Entrepreneur Awards

Not the 1930s, but the 1230s: How medieval blood libels returned to poison our age

Nazism was top-down, a state machine of propaganda and genocide. What we see now is older, more insidious: grassroots libels, spread by self-anointed authorities

‘I f****** it’- Giles Coren apologises for article on ‘piddling’ antisemitism

The columnist compared ‘a bit of name-calling and some rude graffiti look’ to ‘the horrors visited upon Gaza’

Summit for small Jewish communities makes a very big impact

Over 40 different communities took part in the annual event

Herzog: Doha strike hoped to open door to end of war

The Israeli president is on an official visit to the UK and is expected to meet Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer later today

Hospital chief apologises to Jewish couple after nurse on birthing team wore Palestine symbols

‘It is a very uncomfortable position to be in, when those who are entrusted with your family’s health hold views that are hostile to the Jewish people’