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LSE to host launch of book about ‘viciously maligned’ Hamas

The event will platform speakers who have previously argued against labelling the movement as terrorist

Why you need to eat more on Shabbat

The latest healthy eating mantra requires us to eat thirty plants a week – here’s how you can use Friday night to help you get there

‘I’m sorry I couldn’t protect you better’ says father of Bibas boys as Israel mourns

Thousands have gathered to pay their respects to Shiri Bibas and her two young sons, Ariel and Kfir

EHRS stretch lead in Masters Division Two with 8-0 romp

Slam dunk success! ‘Street’ basketball proves a big hit

Israel Briefing Day 509: Ceasefire crisis resolved - Phase 1 to be completed

The bodies of four more hostages are expected to return as part of the deal

Dubai chocolate bar Purim hamantaschen

The pistachio chocolate trend meets a traditional treat – everyone will want one

UK funding of Unrwa goes untouched as government cuts aid to finance defence boost

The agency has previously faced accusations that its staff and facilities have been involved in Hamas’ activities

Meir Kahane can never be the answer to Israel’s woes

Jewish strength can never come from extremism

Hospital trust reviews uniform policy after complaint about medical staff wearing pro-Palestine insignia

Head nurses at St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington allegedly donned pro-Gaza badges and lanyards

Jewish parliamentarians split over assisted dying bill safeguards

Lord Carlile has warned about the removal of the oversight role of High Court judges

Why are some pro-Israel influencers suddenly promoting Meir Kahane?

The speeches and writings of the Jewish extremist are dividing the pro-Israel community

‘We can’t do enough for our Holocaust survivors’

Ivor Baddiel was speaking at the Jewish Care Holocaust Survivors’ Centre’s annual dinner

Arab-Israeli comedian arrested following jokes about hostage releases

Nidal Badarny made light of the plight of Thai captives and suggested that the certificates Hamas gave to female hostages were for ‘completion of a course in pilates’

The Israeli judiciary could torpedo Trump’s Gaza resettlement plan

The Supreme Court may rely on a range of tactics it previously used when trying to sink government policies it disfavoured

Rose Girone, world’s oldest Holocaust survivor, dies at 113

‘She was a strong lady, resilient.’