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The couples whose love blossomed in the wake of October 7

On Tu B’Av, Israel’s Valentine’s Day, a new exhibition features couples who met in the wake of October 7

Netanyahu’s son accuses IDF chief of leading ‘coup’ amid Gaza ‘occupation’ row

Defence Minister Israel Katz has publicly defended Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, as ‘the most suitable candidate to build up and run the forces’

Israel to send aid to Gaza’s private sector to ease ‘starvation’ worries

The initial stage will see a limited number of Gazan businesses bring in aid supplies, including fruit and vegetables, baby food and hygiene products

Jewish comedians have Edinburgh Fringe shows rehoused following cancellations over ‘safety concerns’

The performers cited the outpour of support from the comedy community, with fellow performers, venues and audiences rallying around them

Chabad Islington showcases the works of multi-talented cartoonist

Keet paints, draws, writes – and acts

‘The UK-Israel relationship has got worse under Labour’ says Israeli ambassador as she prepares to leave London

Israel’s outgoing ambassador thanked Britain’s Jewish communities for tirelessly advocating for the hostages

Netanyahu to hold Security Cabinet meeting to approve Gaza ‘occupation’ plan

The price of a breath

A short reflection on counting your blessings

Running 251km for 251 hostages

Bagel shops, Jewish cemeteries and communal hubs, Natasha Roston’s route through London passed some of British Jewry’s most iconic locations

Starmer says Hamas must have nothing to do with any future Palestinian state

The prime minister didn’t say whether recognition would take place if Hamas continue to hold hostages

‘Pranksters’ target Orthodox Jews with water pistols in viral video

The men’s social media account showed the stunt to be one of a series of practical jokes targeting visibly Jewish pedestrians

How a Spurs game 20 years ago was a pivotal moment in father-son bonding

Mark Solomons took his son Harry to a match at the ‘Jewish club’ in 2005 and it’s been a part of their heritage ever since

Pro-Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil says there is ‘manufactured hysteria’ about antisemitism at Columbia

Khalil was detained by the Trump administration and is in the middle of a legal battle over its attempts to deport him

Picture agencies drop Gaza photographer after documentary reveals hunger images were staged

Anas Zayed Fteiha, who works for the Turkish state-owned agency Anadolu, was filmed taking photos of Gazan children with empty bowls outstretched, despite not being at a food bank

King of the castles: this holiday home is the real Deal

A weekend break in an English Heritage property makes for a delightful change from a hotel or more conventional holiday rental

Sussex historian given top academic accolade

Naomi Tadmor has been recognised for her dedication to the British Social History Society