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IDF ‘plans to appeal to young diaspora Jews to enlist’ to plug shortfall in soldiers

The recruitment drive would initially focus on American and French Jews

The Leeds rally is a warning to the Jewish community and to all of society

When the limits of public speech are determined not by elected officials, courts and police but by how many extremists are willing to shout, menace and threaten, we are no longer governed by democratic institutions but by mob rule

Leeds woman ‘attacked Jewish man with flagpole’ and accused him of killing babies in Gaza

The alleged attacker also threw a hot coffee over the man

Hungry Redbridge primed for big title challenge

Two Netanyahu aides arrested in ‘Qatargate’ probe as PM accuses police of ‘witch hunt’

The Israeli premier provoked backlash from across the political spectrum when he referred to the pair as ‘hostages’ in his statement on the case

Israeli toddler finds 3,800-year-old amulet on family trip

Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu called the amazing discovery ‘a reminder that even children can play a role in uncovering history’

Netanyahu U-turns on appointment of new Shin Bet director

Objections from the PM’s allies at home and abroad reportedly derailed the appointment of Eli Sharvit as the director of the security services

Jews at UCL ‘terrorised’ by students amid demands of ‘Zionists off campus’

Staff have accused university authorities of inaction and alleged that the institution is ‘beleaguered’ by antisemitism

Labour MP: No place for Albanese’s ‘abhorrent’ comments on the world stage

David Taylor told the JC that the prospective renewal of her term as Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories ‘goes against everything the UN stands for’

New York car wash charged extra for Passover service because ‘their cars are so dirty’

The business was accused of tripling its prices for visibly Jewish customers

The rot runs deep at the BBC, but some training would be a start

It’s no surprise that corporation bosses turned down offers of education against antisemitism

ORT UK puts sports stars on the menu at business breakfast

Panellists talked about antisemitism, mentorship and the importance of cleaning your own football boots

Apex Predator review: ‘this supernatural psychodrama just about works’

John Donnelly’s hybrid play combines the occult with urban social realism

Baron Stanley Kalms dies at 93

The head of Currys PLC and former member of the Conservative Party passed away on Sunday

They’ve done a mitzvah!

The annual Mitzvah Day Awards championed faith-based social action

The silence of the so-called pro-Palestinian crowd

To many activists marching every weekend in London, it appears the deaths of Gazans killed by Hamas are an irrelevance