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The Orthodox rabbi challenging the ethics of might is right

We meet Rav Mosheh Lichtenstein, the keynote speaker at an Orthodox conference in London next weekend

Sa’ar accuses Turkish counterpart of ‘inciting genocide’ after he dubbed Israeli government an ‘unbearable burden’

Hakan Fidan accused the Israeli government of ‘openly committing massacres’ in Gaza and playing a ‘destabilising role everywhere’

Interpol hunt female suspect over Monaco bomb attack on Jewish tycoon

Anastasiia Berezovska is accused of orchestrating a blast that hospitalised Ukrainian property magnate Vadym Iermolaiev, his partner and his teenage son

76 years old, 10,000 feet up in the sky, £18,000 raised for charity

Duncan Dymond’s daring dive has amassed funds for the Anne Frank Trust

Why the Lancet study suggesting a far higher Gaza death toll is deeply flawed

This isn't some technical nitpicking for its own sake. What's at stake here is a dramatic claim that got treated as settled fact – cited, repeated, and stretched to cover fatalities it never actually measured

London theatre to be renamed after late playwright Sir Tom Stoppard

West End theatre, The Duke of York, to be renamed in honour of the Czech-born writer who became the most acclaimed British dramatist of his generation

University of Edinburgh students stage pro-Palestine walkout during graduation ceremony

An anti-Israel student-led society at the school said it was the third walkout in as many years

Charities launch one-stop shop to help families right support

We Connect Families is a helpline which can signpost callers to one or more Jewish charities

Broad bean and courgette shakshuka

This green twist on the classic egg dish is light, bright and summery

Will Iran’s Supreme Leader finally come out of hiding for funeral of his father?

As Islamic Republic prepares for burial of Ali Khameni, speculation surrounds his son, Mojtaba, the regime’s new ruler

My mum gave me up for adoption. A Llandudno doctor made sure I went to a Jewish home

Stephanie Jacobs always knew a Welsh GP was her saviour, but it came as a huge shock to learn he was also her son’s friend’s great-grandfather

JC Life’s guide to the best new books for children

From a paen to Zionist pioneers to batmitzvah and friendship worries, we select the best new releases for kids

‘Anti-Zionist patrols’ are sign of ‘new wave of fanaticism’, say Greek Jews

The intimidating gang marched last weekend through Thessaloniki, the site of a 1931 pogrom that forced thousands of Jews to emigrate to Mandate Palestine

All aboard for a great garden party in Somerset

Pro-Palestine parents launch campaign against school antisemitism review

Parents for Palestine claim the Sir David Bell review risks preventing criticism of ‘Zionist settler-colonial project’

Using the ‘g-word’ about Israel is now a ubiquitous virtue signal

For pro-Palestine activists, the term ‘genocide’ has become a shibboleth: you have to say it or risk ostracism