Israel has brought us hope for the end of this regime, say residents of Iran thejc.com/news/world/isr…

‘There are times when I realise much has yet to be fully processed’ the Boulder rabbi whose congregation was attacked last month by a crazed man throwing Molotov cocktails – injuring several and killing one – speaks to me about how his community is picking up the pieces again

The inspiring sister of Gaza hostage Bipin Joshi, the only Nepalese national being held by Hamas, spoke with me about what it’s like to have received no updates about her brother for nearly two years since his sudden abduction in an unfamiliar conflict thousands of miles away

Body of ‘experts’ accusing Israel of genocide admits its members include activists and artists thejc.com/news/body-of-e…

If you were one of those doubtless well meaning middle class white people wearing a keffiyeh and chanting "Globalise the intifada" you really should know what happened in Manchester today is what you were calling for. That's EXACTLY what it involves.

After two members of their community were murdered outside their synagogue on Yom Kippur yesterday, Manchester's Jewish commmunity and allies held an emotional vigil down the road from where the terrorist attack took place. When Lammy took to the stage, he was met with loud boos.

Manchester's Jewish community, days after unprecedented tragedy befell them, and allies came out in force today to commemorate the second anniversary of October 7 in Israel and to honour the memories of Melvin Cravitz and Adrian Daulby, who were senselessly murdered on Yom Kippur

King Charles visiting Heaton Park Synagogue today in Manchester on a solidarity visit. The Monarch said the terror attack earlier this month that claimed the lives of two of its members was a ‘terrible shock’ and he expressed his ‘heartfelt condolences’ to the Jewish community.

Maybe the five armed police officers deployed to arrest me could be freed from their duties with the comedy crackdown squad to have a look at this?

Fortress mentality? Not at this medieval castle where Jews, Muslims and Christians did Shabbat thejc.com/community/fort…

Some 1000 or more Charedim protested outside the Israeli embassy in London today against the country's mandatory conscription for yeshiva students - many Charedi groups, including today’s, are opposed to the existence of the State of Israel itself until the arrival of the Messiah

Towering eight metres high and powered by 800 watts, Europe’s tallest menorah lit up the night sky above Trafalgar Square on Tuesday. Hundreds attended the festivities, organised by Jewish Leadership Council

The bravery of these people is astounding. They're light in what lately has felt like a very dark world.

If you claim to support human rights yet can’t bring yourself to show solidarity with those fighting for their liberty in Iran, you’ve revealed yourself. You don’t give a damn about people being oppressed and brutalised so long as it’s being done by the enemies of your enemies.

His Majesty the King today hosted Shoah survivors and their families at Buckingham Palace to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. Together, they viewed portraits of the survivors, commissioned by the King, which now hang permanently in the East Wing of the Palace Holocaust Memorial Day Trust The Royal Family