Heated Q&A at north London theatre cut short after activists interrupt discussion of play on LGBTQ+ Palestinians seeking refuge in Israel

Foreign Secretary hosts emergency meeting with 40 other countries

Colorectal cancer rates are climbing among young people and Ashkenazi Jews

Deputy Assistant Commissioner says police visibility and action ramped up as Jewish communities face “most challenging period” since 7 October

Sir Sajid Javid, chair of the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, says there are 'reasons to be hopeful', after more than 1,000 secondary schools across the UK marked HMD this year

Mahmoud Abbas's legacy will be three structural disasters: public debt, hundreds of laws passed by presidential diktat and the staggeringly corrupt sale of state land

“It’s certainly not the worst conditions for a seder our people have had to endure,” one Israeli said

The move was quickly praised by Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar

The DNC resolution comes as rejecting the pro-Israel lobbying group’s support has become a defining issue in Democratic races

Judge lifts interim suppression order, allowing publication of accused gunman’s family identities in Bondi terror case

'At the moment, I feel more Jewish than I ever did', says Berlin-born Anne Callender, who came to Britain in 1939

Action only applies to 142g packs of the deli meat with product codes CK016 and CK027 and a use-by date of April 9 2026

Rising oil costs and blackouts make Passover preparations increasingly difficult across war-hit communities

Keir Starmer joined UJS leaders in Birmingham for pre-Pesach roundtable

A diaspora call to curb “extremism” ignores context, competing narratives and decades of violence shaping life in the West Bank

HMDT announce 2027 theme as school participation begins to recover

Kanye West's Nazi periods are well known, as are his struggles with mental health. What is truly hard to comprehend is the Wireless Festival's lack of care, or any risk mitigation

PSC director Ben Jamal and STWC vice-chair Chris Nineham found guilty after march gathered near a central London synagogue

Michele Phillips will 'move onto new opportunities within education' after less than three years at Redbridge school

Judge Gerald J. Pappert called comparisons between the administration’s efforts and Nazi Germany 'unfortunate and inappropriate'

Off-duty special constable filmed hurling abuse at journalist covering attack on Jewish ambulances

Further suspects held as Jewish community reassured over increased security before Passover

2,000-year-old projectile discovered near Hippos carries sarcastic Greek message aimed at besieging enemies

Ron De Jesus takes on newly created role at Mine as firm looks to strengthen trust and AI-led data governance

Antisemitic musician, who has repeatedly expressed Neo-Nazi sentiments, announced as headline act for the Finsbury Park event in July

Officials say gunman planned mass shooting at largest synagogue in state with children inside

Court of Appeal rules Soho Theatre statement reflected opinion, not fact, in Paul Currie libel dispute

'God willing, I will kill as many of them as I possibly can,' Ayman Ghazali said in a video the FBI said he made before the attack

MP Karl Turner has had the Labour whip suspended

The attack on Hatzola is a reminder that antisemitism has not disappeared. It still demands a response.

Former Board of Deputies president Marie van der Zyl highlights importance of dialogue in bringing communities together

Michelle Rosenberg discovers Chagall hidden in a Kent church – then follows the art trail beyond it

Two thousand years ago, our sages knew a society that institutes the death penalty was morally coarsening itself - as shown by this week's celebration by Itamar Ben-Gvir and his supporters

Qesser Zuhrah, 21, bailed after court appearance over alleged posts encouraging criminal damage

PM 'welcomed the Syrian Government's action against Da'esh' said a spokesperson

Jewish groups warn decision risks deepening fear after mosque hosted preacher accused of anti-Jewish rhetoric

Panel at Jewish Leadership Council event explores how data is driving real-world change from insurance to climate tech

The law, which was long lobbied for by Israel’s far right, quickly drew a legal challenge

Hostage Bridge padlock installation a reminder 'of a moment in time when people came together. And of thousands of individuals who chose not to be indifferent'

PM vows 'no rest' until community has security it deserves

We take a look at new openings in Israel, a super stylish hotel in Marbella, an intimate river cruise and a home of your own in Cyprus

Conservative leader writes of the scourge of antisemitism in Passover message

Residents watched as police escorted protesters from the Jewish residential area less than a mile from last week’s antisemitic arson attack

Women allegedly used umbrellas to shield vandalism of Zelda D’Aprano monument as concerns grow over antisemitic incidents

From London to Israel, Jews mark Passover separated yet united, amid war, rising antisemitism, and renewed resolve

A personal reflection on antisemitism, family traditions and why Passover still resonates - football clashes, matzah and all

And a survey of “connected” American Jews detected declining support

Foreign Secretary expresses 'deep concern for Israel's intention to expand its ground operations in Lebanon'

Israel is on the verge of its first execution since Eichmann. Far from stopping terrorism, it risks creating martyrs, deepening division and fuelling more bloodshed

FCDO says move 'brings us closer in line with European partners and the longstanding UK position from 2006-2019'