Tony Blair

Democracy is no dream — if we will it

The Friday Night Dinner writer on his latest ‘mad creative adventure’

Jewish sitcom supremo Robert Popper’s most recent work is about a 104-year-old widow who cannot stop writing letters

Rachel Reeves: ‘I am an unapologetic Zionist’

Read in full the landmark speech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer at the Labour Friends of Israel (LFI) annual lunch on Monday

Children chant massacre-Jews song at North London school

JC investigation reveals Iran regime’s toxic propaganda project in the UK

Rabbi Pinter: A most faithful man

Maurice Glasman reflects on his friend, who died earlier this week after contracting coronavirus

Interview: Mark Regev

I became the voice of Israel by accident

Saudi deal would mean 'end of Arab-Israeli conflict' says Fleur Hassan Nahoum

The deputy mayor of Jerusalem said that securing a deal with the kingdom of Saudi Arabia is Netanyahu's priority

Minutes from a shul, the college that is Iran’s hidden UK ‘foothold’

A JC investigation exposes troubling evidence of extremism inside North London institution which is linked to Tehran regime

Britain must lead on peace, Palestinian envoy says

In his first UK press interview, Husam Zomlot discusses antisemitism and the terms of engagement with Hamas, and unwittingly reveals some common ground with Likud party members

My legacy? A community that is able to walk tall

Lord Sacks — the farewell interview

Corbyn’s shadow darkens Labour

A YouGov poll for the JC reveals the challenge facing Sir Keir Starmer as Labour members still support Corbyn and insist that there is no antisemitism crisis

Sir Ben Helfgott, Holocaust survivor, Olympian and Jewish hero passes away aged 93

Chief Rabbi leads tributes to inspirational leader

How Corbyn could reach Number 10

The polls seem to indicate that Labour will struggle to win. But their volatility means it is impossible to predict with any certainty what will happen. Here we examine how Mr Corbyn could end up as prime minister after the election.

Hospital pays NIS 2 million for offspring mix-up

Lords slam MPs for ‘grotesque inaccuracy’ over Gaza baby death claim

The UN was forced to correct the figure after it was cited by humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher in a BBC interview, but not before it was repeated in Parliament

Janner is innocent says son, ‘and I can prove it’

The Janner family maintain that the late peer is entirely innocent of the 33 allegations of historical child sexual abuse that have been levelled against him