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Poet and playwright Bernard Kops dies peacefully aged 97

The Jewish Londonder wrote more than 40 plays for television, theatre and radio, several novels and poetry collections

Lord Jacob Rothschild dies aged 87

The scion of the Rothschild banking dynasty was a passionate supporter of Israel and Jewish causes

Tofu 'steak' with sweet chilli sauce

Perfect, plant-based, parev main course

Blame politicians for Palestine march chaos, not the police

The Met deserve our appreciation rather than our scorn for the tough job that they do

Israeli minister and Saudi counterpart shake hands and discuss ‘making history together’

Barkat met Al Qasabi at the World Trade Organisation conference on Monday

‘Am Israel Chai’ broadcast in Times Square as 3,000 Jewish teens show solidarity

The event, organised by Chabad, brought together young people from more than 50 countries

IDF presents War Cabinet with Rafah evacuation plan

Israel is readying a major military offensive in the last Hamas stronghold in southern Gaza

Survivor of Manchester Arena bombing: ‘Jewish terror victims are treated differently’

Ziv Mann-Wineberg was speaking at the No To Terror rally

Man dies after self-immolating outside Israeli embassy in Washington

The man was an active-duty member of the U.S. Air Force who accused Israel of "genocide."

Israel will defeat Hamas with or without British weapons, says Israeli foreign policy adviser

Talk of arms embargo will not deter Netanyahu from carrying out military operation in Rafah, Ophir Falk says

Tower Bridge shut down by pro-Palestine protesters

Demonstrations at Parliament, Tower Bridge and Stoke-on-Trent reach new boiling point as calls for ceasefire intensify

Israel and mediators outline possible hostage deal during Paris talks

War cabinet appears set to approve new proposal including six-week ceasefire and release of roughly 40 hostages

Fervour by Toby Lloyd, review: An infuriatingly flawed debut novel

The (particularly Jewish) question at the heart of all this is how much we should revisit the past, says Felix Pope

Wicked Little Letters review: A filthfest that’s too smug for its own good

An Enemy of the People: Question Time makeover for Ibsen’s classic play

‘Why still write? What is there better to do?’

Oscar-winner Frederic Raphael is still writing at 92. He tells Mark Glanville how how work has helped him survive tragedies