NHSDoctors told me they would refuse to save dying Israelis, says Jewish NHS medicDepartment of Health admitted system is ‘failing to protect’ the communityBy Daniel Ben-David3 min read
AntisemitismBrighton Police seeking help in identifying man who allegedly hurled antisemitic abuse at fellow bus passengerPolice said the incident, which took place on a public bus in Brighton last month, is being treated as a hate crimeBy Daniel Ben-David1 min read
By Daniel FinkelsteinWe must call out antisemitism – without making it feel normalThe more we raise awareness, the more we are in danger of stimulating exactly what we are trying to suppress3 min read
IsraelFormer head of United Synagogue reveals he is leaving Britain for Israel after ‘losing faith’ in UK societyJeremy Jacobs warns the country risks losing its Jewish community altogether if antisemitism continued uncheckedBy Daniel Ben-David2 min read
By Dan SackerThe King’s renewal of a covenant on the streets of Golders GreenThe government must act far more forcefully against those who turn antisemitic hatred into action, even if that won’t address the ideology driving it. That requires a sustained commitment to the shared values, identity and responsibility that hold a society together3 min read
AntisemitismMan aged 18 charged after video clip calling for Jews to be ‘beheaded’ sparks outrage onlineFootage which was filmed on street in east London last week had gone viralBy Daniel Ben-David1 min read
Metropolitan PoliceFourth day of police hunt for man who threatened to behead ‘dirty Jews’Defence group Shomrim said it was stepping up patrols until the man who made the remarks on Whitechapel Road was caughtBy JC Reporter1 min read
By Alex HearnFighting antisemitism was high up in the King’s Speech – but British Jews have heard promises beforeIt feels, at last, like we are seeing the political will to enforce the law and protect citizens. The test, though, is not what was read from the throne but what follows4 min read||May 15, 2026 12:36
By Stephen DaisleyI’m a non-Jew who can’t pass a good broiges without sticking my nose inI’m not one of those normal, even-keel Gentiles who fight antisemitism but keep out of internal disputes. Whether the issue is inviting Farage to a rally or Charedim in the IDF, I’ll have an opinion4 min read||May 15, 2026 11:16
Archbishop of Canterbury shows solidarity during Finchley visitThe Most Revd Dame Sarah Mullally visited the headquarters of the Movement for Progressive JudaismBy Gaby Wine1 min read||May 15, 2026 09:26
By Marc GoldbergBritain can’t fight antisemitism without confronting its main driver: hatred of IsraelFrom false claims about ‘genocide’ to conspiracies about ‘Zionist control’, an old prejudice is being repackaged in the language of activism and human rights to legitimise hostility towards Jews3 min read||May 14, 2026 11:49
Prince Harry warns of ‘deeply troubling’ rise in antisemitismJews are being made to feel ‘unsafe’ in Britain, says California-based dukeBy Jane Prinsley2 min read||May 14, 2026 10:29
Jews in Devon and Cornwall growing fearful of showing identity in public, say campaignersCommunity organiser warns of ‘a kind of erasure of Jewish identity’ amid rising antisemitismBy Daniel Ben-David2 min read||May 13, 2026 18:27
By Isaac ZarfatiWe will never defeat political antisemitism if we deny itIf the industrial-scale demonisation of Jews and Israel – particularly pervasive on campuses – continues to be treated as legitimate discourse, this new virus will keep spreading while Britain congratulates itself on fighting it3 min read||May 13, 2026 17:42
By Sir Michael EllisUntil the CPS can grasp the reality of antizionism, it will keep on failing JewsThe new antisemitism guidance is being billed as a major intervention. But the problem was never a lack of manuals for prosecutors – it was the repeated failure, since October 7, to prosecute blatant antisemitic offences properly, or at all4 min read||May 13, 2026 11:48
By The JC LeaderA rally against Jew-hate and sectarianism in BritainThe central question the protest raised was larger than antisemitism alone. It concerned whether the UK remains capable of sustaining a shared civic identity and the social cohesion of the country itself3 min read||May 12, 2026 17:05