The Chancellor’s unapologetically Zionist speech – honest about Hamas’s October 7 atrocity, blunt about antisemitism, and courageous within her own Labour party – hints at a long overdue reset in the UK’s approach to Israel
By The JC Leader
By Stephen Pollard
The Chancellor is sound as they come on the Jewish state. But she is a member of a cabinet that has not merely fed the anti-Zionist narrative but has allowed antisemitism itself to flourish
Landmark speech by chancellor is hailed as showing Labour support for Israel ‘alive and well’
By Lorin Bell-Cross
A social media innovator, the great-grandson of Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert is an essential member of ‘Team Jenrick’
By contrast, support for the two main parties has fallen below 60 per cent – the lowest combined level ever recorded
By Siam Goorwich
The home secretary told a BBC podcast about the abuse she faced in the run-up to the 2024 election
The pair argued that their actions were protected under their right to free speech and expression
By Jacob Jaffa
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Bushra Bi apologised for her remarks and said she was committed to ‘ensuring it does not happen again’
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New legislation would limit the ability to ‘intimidate our communities’, Tim Roca told the European Jewish Association’s conference
Lord Cryer: ‘There are elements in the British left who are apologists for clerical fascists’
By Sir Keir Starmer
The prime minister writes for the JC to reflect on the five year anniversary of the EHRC report that found Labour discriminated against Jewish members
The justice minister and Finchley and Golders Green MP, who is Jewish, gave the JC an exclusive interview
The Independent MP was speaking at a rally by campaign group Stand up to Racism
Their new definition substitutes the term “Islamophobia” with “anti-Muslim hate”
By JC Reporter
‘Peaceful protest is a cornerstone of our democracy – and there is justified concern about the suffering in Gaza – but a minority have used these protests as a pretext for stoking antisemitic tropes’
‘I know that in the last couple of years … you haven’t always been pleased with decisions, with this government. I understand. I feel your pain.’