Sir Keir Starmer opened PMQs by promising to protect Jewish communities in the UK in the wake of the Sydney terror attack
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The prime minister and chief rabbi lit Chanukah candles in Downing Street with Jewish communal figures before heading to Australia
Dale Vince accepted that another post about a ‘Turkey Holocaust’ ahead of Christmas was ‘insensitive’
Former home secretary Suella Braverman has criticised the ‘permissive attitude’ of police as she joins call for action
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
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
Sir Keir Starmer tells JC ‘we need to get to the bottom of it’
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By Jane Prinsley
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The prime minister said that Manfred Goldberg’s memory meant ‘we must ensure that “never again” means never again’
The notorious punk duo is scheduled to perform at Camden’s O2 Forum tomorrow
By Jamie Shapiro
The Prime Minister urged ‘all sides’ to adhere to Donald Trump’s peace plan
An east London march against the far-right saw men clad in black chanting anti-Israel slogans
By Robert Philpot
This government prefers to arm a state that jails opponents, crushes unions and shelters Hamas rather than stand with a democratic ally fighting genocidal terrorists
By The JC Leader
Antisemitism can no longer be treated as a sporadic outrage; it is a central challenge to Britain’s civic order, with significance far beyond the Jewish community
The prime minister has commissioned Lord Mann to review antisemitism and racism in the health service
The prime minister and the home secretary visited CST in North London