Thursday, 9 October, 2025
17 Tishrei 5786
Delegates claimed they were being denied the opportunity to discuss the ‘genocide’ in Gaza
By Lorin Bell-Cross
By Melissa Langsam Braunstein
A new report details anti Jewish activity on campus
By Danny Driver
Ghent Festival cancelled Munich Philharmonic Orchestra because of its Israeli conductor Lahav Shani. This morally bankrupt act does nothing to save a single Palestinian or bring a hostage home
Shutting out Israeli creatives only makes it harder to imagine a secure future for Israelis and Palestinians
By Hen Mazzig
Local authorities reportedly blamed the risk of wildfires, but the event’s staff claim local pressure was behind the move
By Jacob Jaffa
The group has faced calls to participate in the growing academic boycott of Israel
By JC Reporter
The union advanced a motion to back the BDS movement and provide protection for members attempting to create a de facto arms embargo on the Jewish State
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By Daniel Mosseri
While Rome stands with the Jewish state, local governments and cities fuel a rising wave of boycotts and protests
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The supermarket has banned goods from Russia, Iran Yemen and Israel, due to its ‘commitment to peace’
By Jane Prinsley
Glenn Micallef said there should be ‘no space in sporting events for those who do not share our values’
The country’s intelligence service labelled the group as ‘hostile to the constitution’
By Akiva van Koningsveld
The motion urged Co-op leadership to demonstrate ‘moral courage and leadership’ by removing Israeli goods from its shelves
By Daniel Ben-David
The group urged the supermarket giant’s board to ‘show consistency in ethical decision-making’, referring to a similar ban on Russian goods
BDS ‘amounts to discrimination’, say Jewish leaders as cinema prepares to vote on adopting the anti-Israel movement
Luke Akehurst said it is pernicious to divest from British defence during such perilous times
The Glasgow Film Theatre removed the fizzy drink from its lineup following a push from unionised staff
