The PM has applauded Doha’s ‘vital mediation role and their steadfast commitment to continuing with talks’
By Jane Prinsley
Despite protests against his visit, the Israeli president appealed to ‘a very decent nation’ following a dramatic meeting with the PM
Herzog tells British Jews: ‘We care. Your voice is heard, and you have a voice that must be heard’
By Daniel Schwammenthal
The two leaders will meet later today as part of the Israeli president’s official visit to the UK
By Jacob Jaffa
The new home secretary’s history of anti-Israel activism has prompted concern in the community – but insiders say she has battled antisemitism and Muslim extremism
Prime Minister to make ‘absolutely clear that UK condemns Israel’s actions’ in meeting with President Herzog later today
By Jake Wallis Simons
The glaring absence of his government on Sunday rather calls his commitment – and, yet again, his trustworthiness – into question
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By Alex Hearn
The community will be watching: Will she tackle rising antisemitism, confront extremist groups, and back Rayner’s push to define Islamophobia in law?
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By Stephen Pollard
Mahmoud Abbas’s trip to London comes as Starmer’s office refuses to confirm whether the PM will meet the Israeli president when he visits later this week
How can a Jewish political leader, even one of an irredeemably hard-left persuasion, act as the midwife to one of the darkest political forces facing British Jews today?
By Tom Harris
Britain used to pride itself on its policy of not negotiating with terrorists. Now we’re in danger of rewarding them
Baroness Shafik was accused of ‘failing to protect Jewish students’ during her tenure at the New York college
By Lorin Bell-Cross
By Kemi Badenoch
The PM’s grandstanding on Palestinian statehood exposes a deep rot at the heart of government
The prime minister was challenged at a meeting of Labour’s governing body about the move to ban the group under the Terrorism Act
The prime minister didn’t say whether recognition would take place if Hamas continue to hold hostages
One MP described the move as an ‘empty gesture at best and providing a win to Hamas at worst’