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The lawnmower that did not rest

Our series on counting your blessings continues

Israeli students join strikes calling for the government to reach a hostage deal

Ten further Orthodox Jewish charities named by regulator investigating cashed cheques worth £22m

Nursery, girls’ school and food poverty charity under investigation

Downing Street defends appointment of former Columbia University chief who oversaw ‘ground zero for campus antisemitism’

Baroness Shafik was accused of ‘failing to protect Jewish students’ during her tenure at the New York college

Rabbi whose wife and daughters were killed by terrorists weds again

Rabbi Leo Dee and Aliza Teplitsky were married on Sunday

Anti-Israel flotilla to feature activist linked to proscribed group

Jaldia Abubakra heads the Samidoun network in Spain, the group said in a document announcing her participation

Finland finally removes the swastika from its air force flag admitting ‘the world has changed’

The symbol was adopted as the emblem of the Finnish air force in 1918

JLC launches fund to support projects for young Jews

Research has highlighted the effectiveness of peer-led programmes for youth and young adults

Labour’s latest blunder on Israel imperils Britain’s security

By barring officials from Jerusalem from a major UK arms fair, the government undermines vital defence ties and jeopardises access to some of the world’s most battle-tested technologies

It’s out at last… the new Sacks Chumash

The late Chief Rabbi’s translation and commentary for Koren is set to become a standard edition

Burning Man revellers commemorate Nova victims – festival co-founder vows ‘We will dance again’

The act of remembrance marks the first time this summer that a major festival has openly acknowledged the Nova massacre victims

Defiant David D’or declares he is ‘proud to be Israeli’ after being doused with red paint at Jewish festival

The singer was attacked while performing a prayer for peace in Warsaw, Poland

Half of US voters believe Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, poll finds

Three quarters of Democrats believe this to be the case compared with one in five Republicans

Avocado and pea guacamole

A simple freezer staple takes a favourite dip up a notch

The UN severely underreports the amount of aid entering Gaza

UN figures exclude trucks arriving via the northern Erez crossing, airdrops, and private-sector deliveries not coordinated by UN agencies. COGAT counts everything

Internal IDF report claims Gaza offensive failed to meet core objectives

The documents suggested that the IDF acted ‘contrary to its own military doctrine’ and that Israel ‘made every possible mistake’ in its conduct of the latest phase of the war