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BBC apologises for ‘flaws’ in Gaza documentary, including paying family with Hamas links

The board of the corporation said the errors were ‘serious and damaging’ and says the production company knew of narrator’s Hamas links before airing

Harissa braised cod with giant couscous

This comforting spicy fish stew is a lovely Shabbat option

Israel braces for turbulent Ramadan as Hamas demands ‘uprising’ in Jerusalem

A senior official from the terrorist group urged an escalation of "resistance in all its forms” in the city

Israel Briefing Day 511: Eli Sharabi’s delayed tragedy

The former hostage did not know his wife and daughters had been murdered on October 7 until he was released almost 500 days later

Father and son give Jewish books a longer shelf life by launching online platform

Martin and Rafael Kander are hoping that SeferSwap will go global

Green Party stands by councillor who shared Hamas video

Abdul Malik campaigned alongside Green co-leader Carla Denyer but has since been found to have committed ‘serious misconduct’ in posting the clip

The best new books for toddlers, teens and those in between

From a children’s tale set in Burma to a Purim board book, our pick of the best new releases for children

Pro-Gaza MP suggests BBC documentary backlash is an example of ‘collective punishment’

Another member of the Independent Alliance of MPs used the occasion to claim that the corporation’s coverage was actually biased in favour of Israel

Why couldn’t London light up for the Bibas family?

Cities all over the world marked their tragic deaths, but Sadiq Khan’s London was a notable absence

October 7 survivors sue Al-Jazeera for providing a ‘platform for Hamas’

The claimants allege that the channel employed pro-terror activists and helped the group spread propaganda and incite violence

Universities’ failure to support Jewish students is forcing chaplains to fill the void, says survey

The group’s report found that almost ninety per cent of Jewish students face antisemitism on campus and accused administrators of ‘outsourcing their duty of care’

Twelve injured in terror ramming attack in Israel as suspect ‘neutralised’

Officials said the attacker drover a car into a crowd of pedestrians before attacking bystanders with a knife

Pearl barley tabbouleh with roasted carrots and walnuts

Meet the recipe writer hopelessly obsessed with tzimmes

Alissa Timoshkina talks to Victoria Prever about Kapusta, her veg-centric Eastern European cookbook

Israel ends official boycott of European far-right parties despite history of antisemitism allegations

Members of France’s National Rally and the Sweden Democrats have faced allegations of Jew-hatred but the Foreign Ministry cited their staunch support of Israel as a key factor in the decision

Unicorn review: ‘Stephen Mangan, Nicola Walker and Erin Doherty in threesome’

Having explored a gay couple being attracted to a straight relationship in the play Cock, Mike Bartlett now turns to a heterosexual relationship where a spouse wants a same-sex affair