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Suspended deputies hit back at Board leadership over ‘chilling’ sanctions for breach of code of conduct

Deputies will appeal punishment over letter which Board says gave personal views on Gaza as representing the whole organisation

Jewish children still without school places as end of term approaches

Families with children at Jewish primary schools fear being forced out of Jewish school system altogether as they wait for spaces to open up

Who are the Jewish acts performing at Glastonbury 2025?

Bosnian minister apologises after gathering of top rabbis turned away over claim it would ‘justify genocide’

Borjana Krišto said she ‘regretted’ that the conference had been cancelled following comments from one of her ministerial colleagues

Za’atar manakeesh - bread topped with za’atar

These soft, puffy flatbreads are ideal for dipping or as part of a mezze feast

Mutabal – smoky aubergine dip

The perfect Shabbat summer starter or make it for a mezze spread

‘Our kids are on the front line in the war of words… how should we arm them?’

‘Mutual responsibility is very Jewish’: How the Kibbutz Movement is stepping up to help communities hit by Iran’s attacks

The group established a national emergency volunteer headquarters to help families displaced by the Islamic Republic’s missile campaign

Three killed in settler attacks on West Bank villages, claims PA

Human rights groups claimed that more than 100 settlers took part in a number of raids, which saw Palestinians shot and property destroyed

Brooklyn Nets make NBA history by drafting two Israeli players

The pair are the first players from the Jewish state to ever join the same team in the world's top basketball league.

Israeli student arrested for allegedly acting on behalf of Iran

Bashar Hassan Qassem Musa, 22, was in contact with an Iranian operative for several months, carrying out missions under his direction, according to police

Pioneering educational psychologist Joy Schaverein dies at 82

Analyst who debunked the boarding school myth and described the pervasive legacy of the Holocaust

Inside the rehabilitation centre that is Israel ‘at its best’ where Muslims, Christians, and Jews work together like a family

The building was originally constructed in 1939 and today serves as the most advanced rehabilitation centre in the West Bank region

Iran steps up arrests and executions of alleged Israeli collaborators

Three people, accused of working for Mossad, have been hanged while around 700 have been detained in the latest security crackdown

How Israel’s economy is fighting back after nearly two years of war

Fighting wars, especially using high-tech weaponry, is enormously expensive

American-Israeli rabbi and human rights campaigner ‘attacked by settlers’ in West Bank

Arik Ascherman said he was beaten with a rifle butt and a large club, breaking his neck and his back in two places