Thursday, 4 December, 2025
14 Kislev 5786
New report claims West Bank curriculum ‘systematically violates Unesco-derived standards’
By Jane Prinsley
The evacuation of dependants will now be supported ‘on a case-by-case basis’, the Home Office confirmed
By Siam Goorwich
Numerous groups shared pro-Hamas content as the Government warned of surging antisemitism on campus
‘I’ve kept my Jewish identity a secret – I want to keep myself safe,’ one student told the JC
By Jamie Shapiro
Haya Adam vowed to continue to fight for her ‘Palestinian brothers and sisters by any means necessary’
Critics claim the release of survey was timed to boost the profile of Matt Wrack, a far-left leadership candidate, ahead of tomorrow’s NASUWT election
The educational TV host has gained a global following, but some parents were unhappy that some of her videos took on a more political tone
By Jacob Jaffa
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The executive committee of the largest teachers’ union in the US shot down a motion to ban the ADL over its perceived Israel bias
By Eliana Jordan
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A secondary school in Barnet has offered to take cohort as Jewish schools hit capacity
The National Education Association voted in favour of cutting ties to the Anti-Defamation League over perceived pro-Israel bias
Influential Jewish educator who combined excellence with compassion
By Shuli Rose
Analyst who debunked the boarding school myth and described the pervasive legacy of the Holocaust
By Gloria Tessler
Democrat Katie Hobbs called the law an ‘attack on teachers’ and claimed it would have had a limited impact in combatting bigotry
The task asked students to read a passage from David Knott’s book ‘War Doctor: Surgery on the Front Line’
By Imogen Garfinkel
Homeland security secretary Kristi Noem said the decision was linked to the college’s ‘failure to comply’ with the administration’s demands
By Andrew Bernard
Lawmakers singled out examples of content glorifying terrorists, accusing the Palestinian curriculum of violating basic principles of coexistence and peace education.
By Etgar Lefkovits
