The president of the Board of Deputies Phil Rosenberg has rejected action against left-wing group Jewish Yachad over its support for a proposed UK ban on trade with West Bank settlements.

The shadow foreign secretary, Tom Tugendhat, has warned that plans to sanction Israel over West Bank settlements could put British security at risk, making it harder to prevent terror attacks.

Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Sohlberg said the law ‘constitutes clear discrimination in the enforcement of the law, based on sectoral-religious affiliation’ ...

Reform UK’s deputy leader Richard Tice has said that he could “almost smell the hatred and antisemitism” from some Labour MPs in the House of Commons. He was speaking at a fringe event organised by ...

Former PM hit out at the ‘false’ claim to the website by Britain's former ambassador to the UN Sir Jeremy Greenstock ...

Frech, who was born without a large part of his left leg, has been paired with season 30 winner Daniella Karagach ...

Rupert Lowe denied his party is neo-Nazi and said he detests ethno-nationalism, but prominent supporters have suggested that Jews control the country’s politics and don’t belong here ...

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A paper published by the Royal Geographical Society has alleged a link between the 2024 Southport riots and the “Zionist project,” prompting outrage from academics. Published in the society’s flagship ...

Israel's defence minister Israel Katz (pictured) described Mu’in al-Arabid as a senior Hamas figure responsible for the terror group’s internal security and ...

UK Sadiq Khan’s texts and emails to be searched amid Palantir Met Police row Unions and activists have urged the government to drop the US-based AI firm’s contracts with the force, as well as the NHS, ...

Ben Freedman, the Jewish owner of the iconic London venue, accused Criterion Capital of trying to ‘bully us out of the building’ ...