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North London fruit stall forced to take down pro-Palestine stickers after council deems them ‘litter’ following UKLFI complaint

The stall bore slogans including ‘free Palestine’ and ‘end the apartheid’

Manchester Police arrest two men and seize water gun after viral video targeting Orthodox Jews

The men, aged 26 and 36, remain in custody

Who is Tzachi Braverman, the favourite to be Israel’s next ambassador to the UK?

Outgoing ambassador Tzipi Hotovely hinted that Braverman might be posted to London during a recent exclusive JC interview

Three charged with supporting Palestine Action following terror proscription

The ban makes being a member of the group and inviting or ‘recklessly expressing’ support for the group a criminal offence, punishable by up to 14 years in prison.

Fourth-century Spanish ‘ church’ revealed to be one of Iberian Peninsula’s oldest synagogues

Zichron Menachem UK offers Israeli kids with cancer a ‘transformative’ experience

Nearly 90 children and young people and over 70 staff and volunteers were on the trip

Israeli Security Cabinet approves plan to occupy Gaza City

The move fell short of the full occupation of the Strip, reportedly favoured by Prime Minister Netanyahu, after opposition from IDF leadership

Palestinian activist loses right to asylum in Belgium

Khatib has been accused of supporting proscribed terror groups

Lebanon backs US plan for Hezbollah disarmament

The government voted in favour of the ‘objectives’ of the scheme, but did not approve a deadline or any specific details

Israel is the only nation in history accused of starving those it feeds

A lie amplified by Western media and feckless politicians – who have abandoned the hostages and increasingly abandon Israel itself – is fueling a new wave of unashamed antisemitism

The New Yorker sees Israeli indifference to Gaza – and misses the story

What David Remnick calls a “zone of denial” says far more about his and other Western newsrooms than it does about the Jewish state. It’s a denial of history, of trauma, of the deeply rational fear driving Israeli behaviour

IDF bans Chinese cars from bases over data leak fears

The move follows a deterioration in Sino-Israeli relations over the war in Gaza and allies’ concerns about espionage

The Wanderings of Isaac André Gedalia review: ‘deeply affecting memoir of loss and grief’

Sylvie Weil’s unusual work is an interminable search of a resolution to life’s meaning, recalling the prototype of the wandering Jew of medieval lore

Texas Democrat apologises for comparing electoral district change to the Holocaust

A bitter row in the state legislature over partisan changes to the electoral map has seen arrest warrants issued for some representatives

Former cabinet minister slams UK ‘complacency’ over Muslim Brotherhood influence

Another former minister told the JC that some countries in Middle East are concerned that Westminster doesn’t take the issue seriously

Palestine recognition ‘shows Hamas that killing people pays off’

‘The entire world order is in danger,’ says the chair of Estonia’s foreign affairs committee, who warned against rewarding Hamas with statehood