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Sheffield Labour defies orders to break Green coalition over Zionism is racism motion

Green activists celebrated the ‘victory’ and the Labour group’s ‘capitulation’

Supreme Court defers verdict on Palestine Action ban appeal

The group’s co-founder, Huda Ammori, is seeking to overturn its proscription, arguing that only one per cent of its activities could be defined as terrorist

Twelve of Leonard Cohen’s best songs

On the tenth anniversary of the artist’s death, David Cohen picks his favourite recordings

‘I would be glad to hear from Mr Burnham on what principle one ancient wrong earns a cheque and another a shrug’: Letters to the Editor, November 6 2026

How Leonard Cohen became the soundtrack to my life

Ten years after his death, David Cohen reflects on the artist he chanced upon as a child, and whose music charted much of his emotional life thereafter

The principle of consent: this week’s parashah, Chayei Sarah

“And they said, ‘Let us call the girl and ask for her reply.’ They called Rebecca and said to her, ‘Will you go with this man?’ And she said, ‘I will go’ Genesis 24:57-58

‘Knockin’ on heaven’s door’: Bob Dylan has private audience with Pope Leo

The legendary Jewish singer visited the Vatican this week, marking 30 years since he performed for Pope John Paul II

Shabbat times from November 6 to November 13

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Tears and cheers at GIFT’s 2026 Beyond the Label inclusive fashion show

The charity fundraiser was a moving celebration of Jewish women

Met settles claim by pro-Palestine activist over terror arrest

Tej Singh Bhandal, who is involved in the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, said the arrest made him feel ‘like the tabloid newspaper stereotype of a person of colour’

Sivan’s sheet pan cheese bourekas

This clever hack makes up to 50 mini bourekas in no time

Hatzola, Shomrim, and CST honoured by Barnet Council for exceptional service to borough

The Honorary Freedom award is considered the highest civic honour a local council can give

Key Charedi faction refuses to back Netanyahu for prime minister, opening door to Eisenkot bloc

Party leaders are holding meetings with President Herzog in a bid to decide which candidate will be given the chance to form a government

Exclusive: Council to return £120k to Jewish safety after JC reveals plan to spend on ‘street art’

The budget amendments come after backlash over the council’s plan to use a fifth of a government fund allocated in the wake of the Heaton Park attack on murals

When they were giving out the Jewish tech gene, I was offline

Some are People of the iPad. As for me and the rest of us, we are happy to remain the People of the Book

Antisemitic harassment claims by Jewish BBC staff demand independent inquiry

Such a probe would offer the corporation an opportunity to restore the confidence on which its standing depends