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Board reaches out to repair faith relations

An Islamic community centre will host a major Jewish exhibition as interfaith groups attempt to repair relations in the aftermath of the Gaza conflict.

Palestinian group tries to sue UK government

Schoolchildren in racist bus attack

Anxiety over £950 nursery top-up fees

A local council is looking into concerns raised by parents over the fees being charged by a Jewish nursery.

Scots cash for Gaza

Brum arrests over teen

CCJ adds 3 new rabbis

Lord Ahmed is jailed

BNP activist fined after racial abuse of his neighbour

Teaching Council says it’s not boycotting

Family agony as driver avoids jail

The family of a pensioner who was killed after being hit by a van have spoken of their anguish after the driver avoided a jail term.

Former Israeli army medic is struck off the British medical register

JFS bus-abuse teen will have an Asbo until 2014

Friedman and Oz set Book Week alight

V Israel’s best-known novelist, Amos Oz, this week declared himself to be “very angry” with the Israeli government over its Gaza incursion, and insisted that the operation should have been restricted to just 48 hours. It had been, he said, “very cruel”, and had resulted in “unjustified loss of life” among the civilian population.

Klein wins UK prize for book

Nobel Peace laureate blasted for talk ‘demonising’ Israel