ParliamentLabour MP calls for UK ‘military action’ against IsraelSeveral parliamentarians also demanded the government introduce more anti-Israel measures following the imposition of sanctions on West Bank settlements last weekBy Lorin Bell-Cross3 min read
Jewish celebritiesThousands of public figures sign letter rejecting Gaza genocide ‘lie’The signatories dubbed the allegation ‘the latest blood libel to be inflicted on the Jewish people’By Ella Bloom1 min read
By Jake Wallis SimonsFauda’s truthful Gaza war drama trumps the blood libel of the Naza ‘documentary’Unlike the film celebrated in Venice, the Netfix show makes nothing up – the actors were on the ground, the scenes are based closely upon reality and have been verified. It set out to entertain and did more for Israel’s case than its own government has managed since October 74 min read
Israeli PoliticsLikud files petition seeking to bar Arab parties from running in upcoming electionsPrevious attempts to implement such a ban have been overturned by the High CourtBy Hayley Cregor1 min read
New York TimesNew York Times’ reporting displayed ‘deep and systematic’ bias against Israel after October 7, study claimsThe study claims the paper paid extensive attention to the suffering of Gaza’s population while largely overlooking Israeli casualties and acts of Palestinian violenceBy Daniel Ben-David1 min read
IDFVenice jury chair Maggie Gyllenhaal compares Gaza documentary to film about HolocaustThe Jewish actress awarded ‘Naza’ – which accused the IDF of showing little regard for high civilian casualties – the Special Jury PrizeBy Jamie Shapiro1 min read
By Ashley PerryIsrael’s deepening partnership with Greece and Cyprus is reshaping the Eastern MediterraneanJerusalem brings military technology, intelligence and innovation; Athens offers strategic depth and an entry point into Europe while Nikosia provides geography, connectivity and a natural platform for regional cooperation3 min read
Gaza documentary that received ‘longest ever Venice ovation’ based on ‘completely false’ testimony, claims IDF‘The film relies on anonymous testimonies from individuals whose identity cannot be verified, including whether they served in the IDF’By Jacob Jaffa2 min read||September 14, 2026 11:16
Israel’s oldest Holocaust survivor dies aged 107Yehuda Aharon Widawski, his younger brother, and one uncle were the only members of their family to survive the Nazi extermination of JewsBy JC Reporter1 min read||September 14, 2026 09:41
By Sharren HaskelBritain may target Israeli settlements – but Palestinians will pay the priceLabour’s sanctions risk destroying well-paid jobs for Arabs in the West Bank, exposing UK companies to legal problems and handing Netanyahu an electoral gift4 min read||September 14, 2026 08:16
By Christian CantorI hope Britain alters its path with Israel in the New YearIn his Rosh Hashanah message, Jerusalem’s Chargé d’Affaires to the UK looks to renew a partnership based on historic ties4 min read||September 11, 2026 06:00
‘I was shot in the chest by an Arab sniper – then I vowed: I’m going to get Israel fit’Adam Ezekial on how being hit by a bullet inspired him to set up a fitness programmeBy John Jeffay5 min read||September 10, 2026 17:23
Farage hints at reversing Labour’s Israel sanctionsThe Reform UK leader spoke to Israel’s foreign ministerBy Lorin Bell-Cross2 min read||September 10, 2026 15:47
Exclusive: Israeli Jews praying at the Western Wall not unlawful, government tells JCNew legal position set out by Miliband when unveiling trade ban raised troubling questionsBy Lorin Bell-Cross1 min read||September 10, 2026 15:31
Israeli 80s-set drama Tell Me Everything sweeps awards at nation’s OscarsWriter-director Moshe Rosenthal’s film becomes official entry for Academy Awards in Hollywood next yearBy Ella Bloom1 min read||September 10, 2026 14:20
By Richard TiceLabour and the Greens are engaged in an anti-Israel ‘race to the bottom’Reform UK’s deputy leader blasts the government’s settlement sanctions and rhetoric on the Jewish state2 min read||September 10, 2026 13:31