The appreciation seems like it only goes one way says David Baddiel
By David Baddiel
A staggering 66 medics have been reported to the doctors’ regulator for antisemitism since the terror attacks
By Felix Pope
The legendary director was being honoured at a Holocaust testimony organisation he helped found 30 years ago
By Daniel Ben-David
But new community action places us ‘on the front foot’ says Keith Black
By Simon Rocker
August Hanning argues that rising anti-Jewish activity in Germany is not simply the province of the far-right
The men, wearing masks, approached staff in Noshers and Fress Deli
By Rosa Doherty
According to rumours, Aaron Taylor-Johnson is set to be the first Jewish Bond
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Volunteers turn up in droves to clean pavement outside a Jewish cafe on the Upper West Side was defaced on Sunday
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The Hackney MP has been suspended by Labour since she claimed Jews do not face racism
Hundreds of prominent activists and academics including Angela Davis signed the open letter penned by Jewish feminists
Julia Hollander cancelled a talk with Oxford university’s Chabad society
When confronted the pastor said the symbol was a peaceful one
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Voices of the Holocaust, which takes plays preserving the memories and stories of Shoah survivors into schools, is getting ‘radio silence’
By Elisa Bray
For a Diversity Lead at the Department of Work and Pensions to campaign for George Galloway beggars belief
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The plan is for the I-gnite pre-university conference to become an annual event
