The end of an epoch: Zigi Shipper's grandson reflects on a profound friendship between two Holocaust survivors

Jewish antisemitism watchdog says regulator’s conduct was ‘utterly improper’ and will seek judicial review

Is it right that a sell-out off-Broadway show that turns the most recognised Holocaust victim into a punchline?

Communal charity recognises some of its 3000 dedicated supporters including 'outstanding fundraiser', 'best newcomer' and 'unsung hero'

Bristol University appeals against last year's victory for the anti-Zionist academic

EXCLUSIVE: Liz Kendall, Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, writes to Ofcom chief executive Dame Melanie Dawes

AJR commemorates the 1938 pogroms with a powerful service of remembrance and reflection at Belsize Square Synagogue

Axing a service - funded in part by licence fee - will help the rest of the national broadcaster to survive

Prime Minister tells the Commons 'we must ensure that Never Again means Never Again'

The incident took place on the 60th anniversary of Nostra Aetate

In his first interview since returning home, former hostage recounts beatings, starvation and the fight that kept him alive

Bright young stars of the digital world gather at Lab House to recognise those making an industry impact

Lord Daniel Finkelstein and Matthew Kneale among speakers honouring the society established by Jews thankful for British sanctuary during Nazi era

George Orwell’s 1984 is no longer fiction. It’s the BBC, poisoned by woke dogma and moral decay

Culture Secretary says she has had to update the Commons on 'editorial failings' by BBC including on Gaza and Glastonbury 'too many times'

The Vatican’s upcoming cinema summit will include Jewish creatives like Judd Apatow

EXCLUSIVE: Farms Not Factories boasts high-profile supporters, some of whom have asked to be removed from its website after Jewish News revealed the group’s newsletter promotes conspiracy theories

There is a deep seated denial from within the bowels of the Corporation, which is also expressed by its most doughty external defenders

The world-famous comedian emphasised his fondness for Israeli audiences - but the cancellation comes after a series of highly controversial tweets posted by the star

Twelve fiction and non-fiction books make up a diverse list for the prize announced early 2026

Three Arab MKs removed amid clashes as Ben-Gvir backed proposal clears first hurdle

Despite recent performances by the "death to the IDF" group postponed in both Manchester in Leeds, the North West London show looks set to go ahead

Prescott Report confirmed what many Jews have long known: Britain’s national broadcaster uses public money to fuel conspiracy myths and platforms antisemitic hate

Veterans, families, Jewish schools, JLGB, youth movements and cadet groups mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Bergen-Belsen

Singer questioned by police after Glastonbury chant calling for ‘death to the IDF’ sparked public order investigation

Chair of Herts County Council says a wave of “vilification” and “AI-generated abuse” from within his own community has left him fearing for his family’s safety

Honourees Hanan Alsanah and Avner Gvaryahu recognised for championing equality and coexistence amid deepening conflict

Lake District School built on site where 300 child Holocaust survivors rebuilt their lives marks milestone with tribute to survivors and alumni

The UK has world's third largest visitor numbers to Israel this year, with the USA and France in first and second place

Researchers focus on origins of jewellery company who made the royal wedding rings

Former Labour leader moves closer to stance expressed by Zarah Sultana

New book makes sense of the multitude of streaming platforms

Scarlett Johansson turns from screen icon to storyteller with a film honouring the Holocaust with real survivors.

Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat parliamentarians come together to pack ingredients for Westminster social action project

Former Deputy Ambassador at the Israeli Embassy in Angola, Dov Ben-Shimon calls new appointment a 'true privilege'

Motion overwhelmingly approved with 74 votes in favour, seven against, and two abstentions

Campaign Against Antisemitism calls the GMC investigation committee decision in the case of Dr Martin Whyte "another spectacular failure"

Marking the fifth yahrzeit of Jewish community's intellectual giant, the free initiative is open to all and available in multiple languages

Half a decade after his passing, the late Chief Rabbi's words have experienced a major growth in popularity - both in Israel and the wider diaspora

EcoPeace envisages using energy creation and desalination as the foundation for stronger ties between countries in the region

October 7: Justice Without Borders is devoted to global, strategic impact litigation to end impunity on behalf of the 7 October victims and survivors

The DUP minister's six-day visit was organised and funded by the Israeli embassy in London

Those who shout about 'the global south' ignore that Hamas murdered people from Thailand, Nepal, Tanzania, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Cambodia, as well as Israeli Arabs and Bedouin

Howard Phillips, from Harlow, intended to help two apparent Russian agents called “Sasha” and “Dima”, including by passing on personal information about Sir Grant Shapps

Former Supreme Court president urges same respect for equality in schools as in the courts

Ahead of the UKJFF screening of her film A Letter to David, Steven's youngest sister talks trouble in Hollywood

William and Kate said that “his tireless work to educate young people about the Holocaust will never be forgotten”

Iranian law bars citizens from visiting Israel

Jewish scholar and art collector honoured at Guildhall for five decades promoting interfaith understanding through art and culture

MP Andrew Snowden and JLC welcome delegates of the organisation for Parliamentary lunch