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When David Bowie fantasised about being Hitler

Bowie, the Sex Pistols, John Lennon: all flirted with Nazi imagery. Elisa Bray speaks to the author of a new book which examines the rock world’s fixation on fascism

Trump asks for Netanyahu pardon in letter to Herzog

Trump referred to the corruption charges against the Israeli prime minister as ‘political, unjustified prosecution’

Ruling that supported David Miller’s anti-Zionism failed to take into account rights of Jewish students, appeal court hears

Former academic in court for appeal against tribunal ruling that saw anti-Zionism named a ‘protected belief’

Birmingham is the front line of the fight for the soul of our nation

When local authorities and police retreat in the face of extremists, it risks a spiral of fear and grievance. At all levels, national, devolved and local, the state needs to wake up

Starmer pays tribute to Mervyn Kersh and Manfred Goldberg at the start of PMQs

The prime minister said that Manfred Goldberg’s memory meant ‘we must ensure that “never again” means never again’

The Wanderers – review: Marriage? Be careful what you wish for ★★★★

The first act of this clever play about two Brooklyn marriages is a little ponderous, but stick with it – the second act is more than worth the wait

London primary launches new awards scheme named after Rabbi Sacks

The programme at Sacks Morasha will encourage pupils to learn about and live out Jewish values

BBC resignations were inevitable after years of denial and decay

The corporation’s reckoning with anti-Israel bias has been a slow-burning crisis for more than 20 years

For sale: the hidden collection of Dutch Masters owned by property mogul who fled Hitler

When Lester Weindling died last year aged 96, it emerged he had kept a very big secret

New kitchen classes prove cool at Menorah Foundation

The Orthodox primary has also renovated its computer room to enhance digital provision

This platform for anti-Israel bias and extremists is now beyond salvation

I was there at Bob Vylan’s gig as hundreds of their fans chanted ‘death to the IDF’ – now I understand why they think it’s OK

I went to the 02 Forum at the heart of the prime minister’s North London constituency to find out what it is that makes so many people shout the slogans that would previously have been reserved for extremists

‘It undermines security’: IDF’s West Bank chief condemns settler violence after riot arrests

Settler attacks have increased notably over the past year, but prosecutions remain relatively rare

Lisa Nandy admits ‘failings’ of BBC Arabic news service, but rejects accusations of institutional bias

The Culture Secretary addressed the House of Commons in the wake of Tim Davie’s and Deborah Turness’s resignations

What I have learned about antisemitism from Celebrity Traitors

In this season, the Faithfuls have been particularly useless at realising when they are being lied to. Sound familiar?

Why Rabbi Sacks was happy to be called a fundamentalist

For the late Chief Rabbi, certain core values were non-negotiable