The Tory leader addressed the group’s Chanukah reception on Monday, labelling Islamist extremism ‘a threat to Western civilisation’
By Lorin Bell-Cross
Dale Vince accepted that another post about a ‘Turkey Holocaust’ ahead of Christmas was ‘insensitive’
The prime minister, Kemi Badenoch, Sir Ed Davey, Nigel Farage and Zack Polanski sent messages of hope, which came before the attack on Bondi Beach in Australia
The Conservative Party leader spoke to the JC in a visit to Menorah Primary School in Golders Green
‘This is a moment of profound relief that will be felt all around the world’
The prime minister also claimed the government would do everything in its power to bring the remaining hostages home
‘There are many causes: Islamism, media bias in reporting the war in the Middle East, the inability of authorities to go after serial wrongdoers while instead focusing on minor infractions of the law-abiding population and so much more’
By Kemi Badenoch
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By Stephen Pollard
The party’s sudden zeal for Palestinian statehood isn’t about foreign policy – it’s about vote counts. Muslim blocs in 110 key seats are calling the tune, and Wes Streeting knows it
‘Now is the time for restraint, calm and a return to diplomacy’, the prime minister said.
The Tory leader couldn’t have been clearer: ‘If Hamas is praising your actions, you’ve probably done something wrong’
The government revealed its immigration white paper on Monday
Detaining British MPs of any party is counterproductive and concerning, a Downing Street spokesperson said
The film edited out references to ‘Jews’ and ‘Jihad’ when translating interviews from Arabic, according to critics
The Tory leader also demanded to know whether taxpayers’ money was given to Hamas in connection with a recent controversial documentary
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he disagreed with the ruling