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Wanted: a chaplain for the armed forces

The Ministry of Defence is to appoint its first full-time Jewish chaplain to the armed forces.

Sainthood bid for nun who saved lives

A little-known English nun who helped to hide Italian Jews from the Nazis in wartime Rome is being considered as a possible saint.

Church: sell-off was not Israel protest

John Lewis quashes false boycott claim

Department store John Lewis has moved to quash an allegation in a Jewish freesheet claiming that it was considering a boycott of Israel goods.

New JC MD

UKIP backs israel

Questions over claims

Oxford students defeat anti-Israel campaign

Lords shown Sderot bomb part at debate

The Israeli army’s tactics and the aftermath of the Gaza conflict have been discussed at length during a special House of Lords debate.

National Jewish studies curriculum in pipeline

Stamp sale raises £500k for charities

A renowned international philatelist who died in London last year has left his entire stamp collection to two Israeli charities.

Shechitah threat is challenged

Amnesty charges Hamas with torture and murder

V Hamas gunmen used last month’s conflict in Gaza to murder, kneecap and torture Palestinian political opponents suspected of collaborating with Israel, Amnesty International has reported.

UN aid for Gaza stolen by gunmen

The United Nations Relief and Work Agency (UNRWA) this week renewed aid deliveries to the Gaza Strip following several days of a temporary suspension imposed after Hamas violently seized the supplies.

Analysis: The world is willfully blind to these crimes

Analysis: Should Israel swap one man for many?