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Love it or hate it, the Y-word will not disappear overnight

My first year of challenges, progress – and Jewish pride

Board of Deputies president Phil Rosenberg reflects on his first 12 months in office

Ibiza chilling and fun with DCI Fleming

Jonathan Shalit has a long awaited holiday - and a night out

Board of Deputies apologises for tweet calling journalist an 'a******'

The now deleted tweet criticising Jewish journalist Rachel Shabi was apparently sent from the wrong account

BBC staff members defy guidance to attend march against antisemitism

‘I’m so glad I’m no longer there’, said former BBC broadcaster Vanessa Feltz who joined the 100,000-strong demonstration on Sunday

Comedian Guz Khan to host Have I Got News for You after accusing Israel of 'genocide'

Khan, 37, will present this week's edition of BBC1's topical panel show

The Israel reporting we have seen on TV is far worse than Gary Lineker’s tweets

There have been few more appalling examples than Sky News’ International Affairs Editor, Dominic Waghorn

Who are the Jewish acts performing at Glastonbury 2025?

Israeli lives don’t count: what the celebrity crusade for Barghouti says about our ‘elites’

A cast of household names, from Stephen Fry to Sting, demand the release of a man convicted of directing deadly terror attacks. I doubt any of them would ever work again if he had been convicted in the UK and his victims were British

Theroux’s settler doc wins – predictably, Israelophobia pays

The BPG, a group of journalists, critics and other media insiders, was always bound to conform to the trend. Whenever Jews are upset by something, the industry rallies round and doubles down

Timeline of controversy: How row over BBC Gaza coverage unfolded

The national broadcaster has refused to call Hamas ‘terrorists’ and been accused of ‘institutional antisemitism’

Ex JFS boy taps to 42nd Street

“I was about to do my GCSEs at JFS, but Dame Ruth Robbins was very supportive: I revised during rehearsals and amazingly came out with high grades.”

October 7 left me feeling more Jewish than ever

One impact of the massare has been to crystallise how we relate to the world beyond Israel

The silence of the so-called pro-Palestinian crowd

To many activists marching every weekend in London, it appears the deaths of Gazans killed by Hamas are an irrelevance

From Pep Guardiola to Hugh Bonneville, celebrities are spreading falsehoods on Gaza

It’s a lot easier to spew out ignorant rubbish than to actually check the facts and risk not being able to launch a broadside against Israel

Masih Alinejad exposed the UN’s moral bankruptcy in its silence on Iran

Her searing testimony at the Security Council stripped away decades of sanctimony, laying bare a United Nations that condemns Israel obsessively while averting its gaze from mass repression in the Islamic Republic