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Some of us are spending Passover apart – but we are a people still together

Jewish people achieved the Exodus through strength of unity – and it’s a lesson that applies every bit as much today, says Israel’s acting ambassador to the UK

Revealed: MSF accused by own staff of Israel ‘obsession’ that breaches pledge of neutrality

Whistleblowers speaking to the JC also claim giant global charity failing to deal adequately with antisemitism

Love conquers all! The Iranian-Israeli couple who became a symbol of hope

Meet Armia Pour and Yasmin Behar, a couple who transcend boundaries

Global crises have a big impact much closer to home

The war might be thousands of miles away, but its impact is felt deeply by the most vulnerable members of the UK Jewish community

Zack Polanski – the useful court Jew

Under his leadership, the Green Party provides a home not just for Islamists but also for antisemites who were too blatant even for Corbyn’s Labour

IDF to expand ‘buffer zone’ in Lebanon to ‘thwart threat of invasion’

Defence Minister Israel Katz confirmed last week that the military would occupy large swathes of the area south of the Litani River ‘until security for the residents of the north [of Israel] is ensured’.

The Exodus story inspired American independence

As the United States celebrates 250 years of nationhood, we should acknowledge the core narrative which served as its template

Knesset passes largest ever state budget to avert early elections

The bill carried on the promise of greater defence spending, but set up a fresh row over Charedi conscription

To fight Jew hatred, the UK must fight antizionism

What has unfolded over the past two years is not simply criticism of Israel, nor even obsessive hostility

Tel Aviv experienced tech boom in 2025 in spite of war

The investment surge follows a strong stock market performance in defiance of instability in other markets

Ideological rot has hollowed out human rights NGOs from within

Organisations like MSF, Amnesty, and Human Rights Watch shape policy, education, law, and public discourse – yet they’re only weakly accountable

I’m the Pesach Ayatollah…can I stop my family from eating rice?

In this Ashkenazi home, family members are lobbying for a Sephardi diet.

My open letter to UK Jews: all of us battling together, we will defeat this hatred

‘As Faith Minister five years ago, what I saw in Whitehall was a significant degree of cultural and religious illiteracy, combined with a reluctance to speak plainly, and a hesitancy to tackle difficult issues for fear of attack, opprobrium, or difficult constituents’

Press TV accused of operating Iranian ‘spy recruitment hub’ in London

Iran’s English-language broadcaster has been sanctioned in the EU, the US, Australia and Canada – but not the UK

Football is almost done… now it’s overs to the cricket

US planning ‘weeks of ground operations’ in Iran

The Pentagon is reportedly preparing to put American boots on the ground for the first time in the conflict, but will stop short of a full-scale invasion