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Netanyahu’s chief of staff selected as Israel’s next ambassador to UK

Bibi loyalist Tzachi Braverman has been chosen to replace Tzipi Hotovely in November

Jewish MP among delegation blocked from entering Israel

Dr Peter Prinsley, as well as fellow Labour backbencher Simon Opher, were due to hold meetings with British diplomats and Israeli and Palestinian officials

‘The stuff of dreams’ – Mark Rosenblatt’s Olivier Award-winning Giant to hit Broadway next year

The debut play written by writer-director Rosenblatt, about Roald Dahl’s antisemitism, won three Olivier awards

Freshers’ fish latkes

Annie – Manchester JSoc

Freed hostage Noa Argamani ‘cannot breathe’ watching Israeli bombardment of Gaza City

The former hostage fears for the life of her boyfriend, still held captive by Hamas in Gaza

I’m a rabbi and so is my wife. This is why our marriage works

Jonathan Romain, one half of Britain’s first rabbinic couple, talks to ministers who have followed in his footsteps

The Immanuel boys building a UK sushi empire

SushiDog is one of the fastest-growing restaurant brands in Britain, and the JC can exclusively reveal where its next outlet will open

Netanyahu seemingly backpeddles on ‘super-Sparta’ comments amid market backlash

The prime minister faced criticism from opposition leaders and business figures over his suggestion that Israel may become isolated from international trade

Keep politics out of Eurovision and build bridges, says Bucks Fizz singer Jay Aston

The singer, who triumphed at Eurovision in 1981, also expressed her hope that the hostages are released

German chancellor weeps over antisemitism – but fails to back Israel when it counts

At Munich’s synagogue reopening, Friedrich Merz spoke movingly, invoking ’Never again’. Yet without firm backing for the Jewish state and providing military aid, his words risk sounding hollow

EU announces proposal to curb trade with Israel to ‘improve humanitarian situation’ in Gaza

The bloc accounts for 32 per cent of Israel’s global trade and the new measures mark a significant change in Brussels’ approach to confronting allies

Banning Israelis from MoD college ‘could breach Equality Act’, says former attorney general

The college has reportedly accepted students from Saudi Arabia, Egypt and China

Israel’s national film awards face funding cuts after win for Palestinian-perspective picture

The Sea by Shai Carmeli-Pollak, which tells the story of a Palestinian boy trying to get to Tel Aviv, was labelled a “slap in the face” by Culture Minister Miki Zohar

LSJS graduation ceremony celebrates the next generation of Jewish educators

The course attracts students from diverse backgrounds

Pear and chocolate crumble

Pear and chocolate are perfect partners and taken to another level with a hit of warming ginger