Mary Van Gelder was one of only 27 people in the UK to reach 108

New £10m redevelopment near York landmark sparks calls for stronger commemoration of medieval atrocity

Civilised societies balance risk: they manage it, they don’t erase people because of it.

From retail and restaurants to finance and tech, industry heavyweights including Sir Martin Sorrell, Baroness Ros Altmann and Daniel Daggers tell Candice Krieger their concerns ahead of this month's Statement

Jewish organisers seek legal action; the hall director’s grandfather signed a 1940 order expelling Jews from the Dutch civil service

Foundation president Kevin Roberts initially appeared to be relaxed about a Tucker Carlson podcast interview featuring the notorious far-right activist Nick Fuentes

Prominent kabbalist Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto confirms meeting with rapper, formerly known as Kayne West

A memo sent to the BBC's board sets out, in painstaking detail, the deep-seated problems within the BBC's reporting - including on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Unlike Jeremy Corbyn in the UK, Mamdani gained significant Jewish support despite fierce criticism of his stance on Israel

Three Palestinians tell Jewish News why they choose coexistence over extremism – even when speaking out means exile, threats or worse

'This isn't naive optimism – it's a conscious, collective refusal to let hostility define the Jewish student experience', says Naomi Bernstein

The 30th iteration of the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference will shortly begin in Brazil

Police plan major operation as campaigners gather near Villa Park demanding sanctions against Israeli teams

Extreme right-wing ideology higher than concerns over Islamist extremism

Tanzanian student was brutally tortured and executed by terrorists on 7 October 2023

Former hostage describes sexual assault, starvation and beatings during two years held by Islamic Jihad

'I wish I could write about an upward path of years of diminishing antisemitism. But reality is painfully different', writes University of Exeter student Molly Phillips

Two Campaigns, Two Outcomes, One Lesson

Honoured by the King last year, he spent decades teaching British students about the Shoah

King Charles gives seal of approval to UK-based American philanthropist who has raised millions for veterans charity

Islamist movements 'exploiting' antisemitism as a political weapon, while ministers shy away from confronting the threat for fear of electoral fallout

Taxpayer-funded channel showed footage of Basem Khandaqji signing copies of his book The Holocaust Custodian, without disclosing that one of his victims survived the Nazi camps

Comedy duo share stories of their career with audience at Jewish fringe festival launch event

The last American-Israeli hostage in Gaza ceasefire deal was murdered on 7 October by Hamas terrorists

Alexander S Bermange wins prestigious award for his show I Wish My Life Were Like a Musical

Expert panel featured executives from Marks & Spencer, Department for Transport and Jewish Care

Shapewear giant SKIMS partners with Israeli retailer Irani Corp as the brand officially launches in the country

Reform Rabbi Jamie Field is a contestant in season two of Squid Game: The Challenge

While global reviews continue, the move marks a major milestone in the tech giant’s move to acquire the Israeli cybersecurity firm and sharpen its cloud-computing edge

The league phase match at Villa Park has become a major political issue after the Israeli club’s supporters were banned from attending due to fears over their safety

Raffi Berg is suing Jones over an article titled The BBC’s Civil War Over Gaza published on the Drop Site website last year

Golders Green rabbi now due in court in March next year

Everything you need to know about the incoming New York mayor's views on Israel, antisemitism and the Jews

A new play and a poetry collection insist on the relevance of a prime minister who died for championing peace

Trade between the two countries increased by 3.7%, or £218 million in current prices, year-on-year

David Lammy confirms Lord Vernon Coaker will attend Nov 16 ceremony as he responds to question from Bob Blackman MP at PMQs

Thirty-nine-year-old facing extradition accused of helping terror cell source weapons for attacks

Jude Jackson makes first public address, warning more pupils seek mentoring than ORT UK can currently support

Jimmy Wales: 'at present, the lede and the overall presentation state, in Wikipedia’s voice, that Israel is committing genocide, although that claim is highly contested'

Senior rabbi appointed new Chair of Jewish Wisdom at the institution, as he prepares for aliyah in January

Internal memo leaked to Daily Telegraph attacks BBC Arabic Service

The 34-year-old defeated former governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa to become the city’s first Muslim mayor and the first of South Asian heritage

Pink Lady tells the story of a Charedi marriage from a woman's point of view

Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi held after dramatic search, as political fight over alleged Sde Teiman torture footage escalates

Baby clinics in run-down area of Haifa are the focus of award-winning film

Sudan’s horror is plain to see. The hypocrisy and indifference is harder to watch

Abdul Malik shared a video of a Hamas press conference in the wake of its attack on Israel on October 7, 2023

Speaking alongside Boris Johnson in Krakow, Rabbi Daniel Walker of Heaton Park Synagogue reveals he received a warning weeks before the Islamist assault that left two worshippers dead

Billion-shekel plan will transform devastated Negev hospital into a fortified, world-class medical centre

The CPS only changed course after two Jewish people, aged 29 and 69, hired lawyers and initiated a judicial review process