LondonSOAS expels student involved in Gaza encampment following harassment allegationHaya Adam vowed to continue to fight for her ‘Palestinian brothers and sisters by any means necessary’By Jane Prinsley2 min read
Palestine ActionMet Police arrest 466 people at Palestine Action rally of 500-600 attendeesThe police said it was the most arrests made related to a single operation in at least the past 10 years and denied organisers’ claim that they only arrested a fraction of those who broke the lawBy Daniel Ben-David2 min read
Honey & CoHow Honey & Co are bringing joy with laughter, mess and prideItamar Srulovich and Sarit Packer took up pottery in lockdown and now teach their passion at their recently opened Studio spaceBy Elisa Bray3 min read
LondonJewish supermodel Caprice took down mezuzah over fear racists may target her childrenCaprice Bourret, who has lived in London for 30 years, opened up about being Jewish in the UK capitalBy Jamie Shapiro1 min read
Stop the HateInside the counter-protest: who are the people who give up their weekends to stand against the Gaza mob?The JC joined Saturday’s Stop the Hate counter-protest to meet the people braving the rain to face down the throngs of pro-Palestine demonstratorsBy Jamie Shapiro3 min read
AntisemitismPolice arrest woman after antisemitic tirade aimed at Jewish diners at kosher caféThe Met said a woman had been arrested on suspicion of racially aggravated criminal damage and multiple assaults, but was subsequently released on bailBy Daniel Ben-David1 min read
Pro-Palestine protestsChristians to march to ‘end the apartheid’ in London on SaturdayChristians for Palestine will join the Palestine Solidarity Campaign on the Embankment on SaturdayBy Jamie Shapiro2 min read
Kneecap tube advert banned by TfL following terror chargeTransport officials insisted that a poster promoting the band’s next gig would ‘likely cause widespread or serious offence’ to the publicBy Jamie Shapiro1 min read||July 14, 2025 14:00
Sephardi school seeks state aid as VAT levy on fees begins to biteNancy Reuben Primary says some parents may no longer be able to afford to pay with new taxBy Simon Rocker1 min read||July 11, 2025 08:22
Law firm acting for Hamas changes name to ‘Riverway to the sea’The firm says it wants to help build a Palestinian state ‘in the ashes’ of IsraelBy Jane Prinsley2 min read||July 9, 2025 10:55
Man who punched Jewish father outside synagogue found not guilty on all chargesSamir Magdy Hassan Aly was involved in an altercation over a parking space before a bat mitzvah in 2022By Jane Prinsley3 min read||July 7, 2025 14:01
Man accused of antisemitic attack outside synagogue says ‘my body did not act with my brain’Samir Magdy Hassan Aly told the court he was acting in self-defence during an altercation over a parking spaceBy Jane Prinsley3 min read||July 7, 2025 11:00
Twenty-nine people arrested for showing support for Palestine Action hours after the group’s proscription came into effectPalestine Action was officially proscribed as a terrorist organisation under the UK’s Terrorism Act 2000 effective from midnight on July 5By Daniel Ben-David1 min read||July 6, 2025 13:10
Dozens of Jews to march at London Pride despite Keshet withdrawalSynagogue bloc to join parade after Jewish charity pulls out for second year over ‘safety concerns’By Jane Prinsley2 min read||July 4, 2025 14:05
New London Synagogue blends queer anthems with Jewish liturgy in time for PrideTwo recordings in memory of shul’s late chazan are a ‘celebration of queer Jewish joy, resilience and faith’By Jane Prinsley3 min read||July 2, 2025 13:25
‘My Iraqi motherland rejected me because I was Jewish. It’s left a scar’Linda Dangoor’s recipe memoir is filled with flavours from her birthplace and the countries to which she and her family travelledBy Elisa Bray4 min read||June 26, 2025 15:09
