NEUBritain’s largest teaching union rejects key recommendation of government-backed antisemitism reviewThe NEU suggested that the adoption of the IHRA definition across the educational sector ‘risks deepening the problem’By Hayley Cregor2 min read
Lord Mann‘Hugely important’ summit on antisemitism in the workplace to be held by Lord Mann next week‘We’re hoping that all established Jewish staff networks are represented’, the government’s independent adviser on antisemitism told the JCBy Lorin Bell-Cross1 min read
AntisemitismA succah party with Muslim women was just the boost I neededI have found some antidotes to the sobering reality of antisemitismBy Naomi Greenaway4 min read
By Zoe StrimpelThe small but sturdy wall of the righteous standing with us JewsThe events of the past few weeks have made one thing clear: we do have allies and we are not alone4 min read
Jewish theatreAcademics to bring celebration of Jewish culture to London stageThe show marks the first collaboration between the UCL Jewish Staff Network and the Intra-Communal Professorial Group (ICPG)By Hayley Cregor3 min read
IrelandDublin hotel ‘cancelled 70-room booking for antisemitism conference delegates’The Herbert Park Hotel’s general manager allegedly asked if the gathering had anything to do with the IDFBy Daniel Ben-David2 min read
J7Heads of biggest diaspora Jewish communities convene in the UK to fight antisemitismJ7 comprises leaders of Jewish communities of the UK, the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Argentina and AustraliaBy Hayley Cregor2 min read
By Martha LevyBarnet Labour condemns Green antisemitism but dodges difficult questions about its own partyA council motion presented as a gesture of solidarity with the Jewish community raises concerns about rather selective outrage at the heart of local politics2 min read||October 14, 2026 14:44
Israel and Ukraine battling for future of the West, warns Bernard Henri-LevyIn an exclusive interview, the public intellectual tells the JC why the survival of liberal democracy can no longer be taken for grantedBy Daniel Schwammenthal6 min read||October 14, 2026 11:00
Jews nine times likelier to face hate crimes than Muslims, according to Home Office dataCrimes against Jews outside London were the second highest on recordBy JC Reporter1 min read||October 9, 2026 12:15
Green Party Zionism vote is antisemitic, bishops sayInterfaith advisers from the Church of England have warned of risk of ‘further stoking anti-Jewish hatred’By JC Reporter1 min read||October 8, 2026 15:21
Antizionist antisemitism ‘institutionally embedded’ in public sector, new report warnsLabour Friends of Israel calls for independent reviewer of public sector antisemitism to hold institutions to account on Jew-hateBy Jane Prinsley3 min read||October 8, 2026 13:26
Dave Rich: ‘We have spent the last three years with a target on our backs’Dave Rich, one of the UK’s leading experts on antisemitism, discusses our ‘new normal’By Nicole Lampert4 min read||October 8, 2026 12:20
By Liel LeibovitzAmerica’s Jewish leaders have failed their communityBecause these insiders know the Democratic Party is increasingly shaped by figures like Mamdani, they are willing to join J Street, the anti-AIPAC group criticised for backing policies and politicians seen as endangering vital Israeli interests3 min read||October 7, 2026 13:58
By Andy BurnhamWe remember those killed by Hamas terrorists and stand with Britain’s Jewish communityOn this anniversary of the October 7 attacks, I want you to hear this from me directly. We will come down hard on antisemitism wherever it is found – in classrooms, on campuses and in neighbourhoods1 min read||October 7, 2026 00:01
By Mark SewardsAntizionist antisemitism is an existential threat to Jewish life in Britain – here’s how to fight itA Labour Friends of Israel report sets out a raft of of proactive policy steps, from public bodies adopting the IHRA definition to cross-government action to thwart Iranian plots4 min read||October 6, 2026 14:03