The prime minister reiterated calls for the hostages to be released and for more aid to be brought in to Gaza
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The left-wing activist and Guardian columnist claimed to have been booted from the event for ‘attempts to question Cabinet members and MPs about Britain facilitating Israel's genocide’
By Jacob Jaffa
‘Being on the table gives you leverage’ Fawaz bin Mohamed Al Khalifa said at the Labour Party conference
Gaza continues to dominate the gathering in Liverpool as Chancellor Reeves is heckled by pro-Palestine protester
Annick Lever told the story of how her mother and other family members were arrested and deported to Auschwitz
Rabbi Leo Dee has travelled to the Labour Party conference in Liverpool to plead with the prime minister
Jonathan Cummings was speaking at an event organised by Labour Friends of Israel that featured Middle East Minister Hamish Falconer
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Delegates claimed they were being denied the opportunity to discuss the ‘genocide’ in Gaza
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Education Secretary supported by over 70 per cent of JLM members who voted in nomination election
By Jane Prinsley
The Labour government in Westminster has continued to meet Israeli officials despite political differences
The Labour veteran has followed London Mayor Sadiq Khan in characterising Israel’s actions as such, despite criticism from Jewish groups
Dr Peter Prinsley, as well as fellow Labour backbencher Simon Opher, were due to hold meetings with British diplomats and Israeli and Palestinian officials
By Nick Cohen
When Benjamin Netanyahu accuses anyone who dares to criticise him of pouring “fuel on an antisemitic fire” or “abandoning Jews,” I know that the hyperbole hides a power grab
By The JC Leader
Nazism was top-down, a state machine of propaganda and genocide. What we see now is older, more insidious: grassroots libels, spread by self-anointed authorities
By Jake Wallis Simons
The glaring absence of his government on Sunday rather calls his commitment – and, yet again, his trustworthiness – into question
The Conservatives and Reform UK both sent a representative to address the crowd
By JC Reporter