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The Propagandist review: ‘a devastating account of Vichy France’

Historian Cécile Desprairies’ debut novel is a dark and powerful account of the French men and women who eagerly embraced evil

Suspended Labour MP Zarah Sultana claims party is ‘complicit in genocide’ at Glastonbury event

Sultana also praised Jeremy Corbyn as ‘the best PM we never had’

Nova documentary We Will Dance Again lands Emmy win

Director Yariv Mozer dedicated the prize ‘to the safe and immediate return of the hostages who are still in Gaza’

Israel Tours not going ahead if Foreign Office advice doesn’t change

The UK government is currently advising against all travel to Israel

Ben-Gvir lifts ban on Jewish prayer on the Temple Mount

New guidelines from the national security minister reportedly instructed police not to enforce an unofficial prohibition which has remained in place for decades

Where to enjoy a delicious Pride weekend in London

There may not be a Jewish contingent in the Pride parade but there’s plenty on the table to to celebrate

JC Israel Briefing Day 630: Mega‑deal for Gaza and more in works

Plus, October 7 documentary picks up historic Emmy win

On welfare reform, as on Israel, is Starmer being bossed around by his backbenchers?

The Leader of the Opposition takes aim at the ‘three lawyers’ she says are driving government policy

Chabad rabbi joins rescue operation of first flight out of Israel

After the strikes: The six steps to fully dismantle Iran’s nuclear programme

The Israeli and US attacks seem to have bought a great deal of time. What we do with that time will determine whether we truly prevent – or merely postpone – a nuclear-armed Islamic Republic

‘Gas the Jews’ graffiti, a desecrated mezuzah, and Jewish staff crying on campus: Goldsmiths inquiry reveals scale of antisemitism at London university

The Vice Chancellor has apologised after an independent report revealed a ‘disturbing picture’ of everyday life for Jews at the institution

Trump calls for end of Netanyahu’s ‘witch hunt’ corruption trial

The US president claimed that the charges against his Israeli counterpart were ‘unfair’ and called for a pardon for ‘a ‘great hero’

‘My Iraqi motherland rejected me because I was Jewish. It’s left a scar’

Linda Dangoor’s recipe memoir is filled with flavours from her birthplace and the countries to which she and her family travelled

Settler violence is corrosive to the soul of Israel – It must be confronted

But we must not lose sight of the fact that Jihadism and Arab rejectionism are the true enemies that squat at the heart of this conflict

Why do secular Jews love this branch of Orthodox Judaism so much? What is its secret?

A London rabbi on how spreading a message of Jewish joy and pride means Chabad has grown from an insular Chasidic sect to the influential Jewish force it is today

US Supreme Court rules families of terror victims can sue PA over ‘pay-for-slay’

Legal experts have suggested the ruling could ‘bring about the financial demise’ of the governing faction in Ramallah