Bondi Synagogue's Role After Tragic Attack
The Bondi Synagogue has become a focal point for remembrance and grief following the devastating attack on its community. Discover how this spiritual home is supporting Jews in Australia.
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Sir John Stanley, architect of Right to Buy, dies aged 83
Tributes paid to long-serving Conservative MP Sir John Stanley, a key architect of Thatcher's Right to Buy policy, who has died at the age of 83. Read his full political obituary.
Jewish Groups Urge Heightened Security After Sydney Attack
Leading US Jewish organisations call for stricter security at public events following the deadly mass shooting at a Hanukkah celebration on Sydney's Bondi Beach.
Hasidic Rabbis Pray at Rebbe's Resting Place in NYC
Twelve Hasidic rabbis attended the International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Emissaries, gathering for prayer at Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson's Queens resting place. Explore this powerful display of faith.
King Charles visits Manchester Jewish community, condemns antisemitism
The monarch delivered a heartfelt address at a Jewish charity dinner, condemning antisemitism and celebrating community resilience following the Hamas attacks on Israel.
American Jews' Deepening Divide Over Israel
A deep dive into the escalating conflict within American Jewish communities over Israel's policies, tracing its origins from historical alliances to today's bitter divisions.
Malmö Jewish Film Festival cancelled over security fears
Sweden's renowned Jewish film festival in Malmö has been abruptly cancelled following police warnings about heightened security risks and antisemitic threats in the current climate.
Australian Jews Speak Out Against Gaza Conflict
Amidst growing tensions, members of Australia's Jewish community are courageously challenging mainstream narratives about Israel's actions in Gaza, facing backlash while advocating for Palestinian rights.
Chief Rabbi Warns of Antisemitism Surge in UK
Britain's Jewish communities urged to enhance security measures during Yom Kippur observances as Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis condemns Hamas violence and warns of rising antisemitism threats across the UK.
Chief Rabbi warns Jewish communities over Yom Kippur security
Ephraim Mirvis calls for heightened security measures at synagogues and Jewish institutions following Manchester incident and Middle East tensions.
Jewish leaders call for unity amid rising UK antisemitism
Britain's Jewish community leaders address concerns over safety and antisemitism following Hamas attacks, urging unity and government action in London gathering.
Jewish population reaches record high in England and Wales
New census data shows England and Wales' Jewish community has grown dramatically to over 271,000, with Manchester emerging as a major hub outside London.
Jewish leaders confront Swinney over antisemitism response
Scotland's First Minister faces criticism from Manchester's Jewish community for failing to adequately address rising antisemitism concerns during a recent meeting.
German shopkeeper banned for antisemitic sign
A hardware store owner in Germany has been legally prohibited from displaying a sign banning Jewish customers after authorities deemed it a criminal incitement to hatred.
Antisemitic Sign Displayed in German Shop Window
A shop in Flensburg, Germany, has sparked outrage by displaying a sign with an antisemitic trope, blaming Jewish people for the war in Gaza. Authorities are investigating.
Cardinal Dolan condemns antisemitism in powerful NY sermon
New York's Cardinal Timothy Dolan delivers a landmark sermon at St. Patrick's Cathedral, drawing parallels between antisemitism and the persecution of Jesus and issuing a forceful call for Catholic-Jewish solidarity.
Pro-Palestine Mob Attacks Jewish Professor at London University
EXCLUSIVE: Disturbing footage emerges of a Jewish academic being violently assaulted and subjected to antisemitic abuse by a pro-Palestine mob outside SOAS University of London. Professor Lesley Klaff targeted in broad daylight.
1935: Nuremberg Laws Enacted - A Dark Day in History
On 17 September 1935, the Nazi regime enacted the infamous Nuremberg Laws, a cornerstone of state-sponsored antisemitism that systematically stripped Jewish people of their citizenship and fundamental rights, paving the way for the Holocaust.
Starmer condemns Trump's 'disgraceful' antisemitism remarks
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has launched a scathing critique of Donald Trump's recent antisemitic comments, calling them 'disgraceful' and highlighting the UK's bipartisan stance on Israel's security. The former US President faced backlash for claiming
Rob Rinder's Heartfelt Tribute to His 'Remarkable' Mum
TV's Judge Rinder opens up about his mother's incredible strength and the family's private struggle as his grandfather faces a serious illness, sharing a rare and moving personal insight.
UC Berkeley Condemned in Landmark Antisemitism Report
A scathing federal investigation finds UC Berkeley created a 'hostile environment' for Jewish students, violating Title VI. The report cites protests, professor conduct, and inadequate university response.
Man arrested for antisemitic attacks on London synagogues
A 27-year-old man has been arrested by Metropolitan Police in connection with a series of alleged antisemitic incidents targeting synagogues and a Jewish school in north London. The suspect remains in custody as investigations continue.
A Foodie's Guide to New York's Legendary Deli Meats
Discover the iconic delis and legendary sandwiches that define New York City's culinary scene, from towering pastrami on rye to succulent roast beef.
Manhunt after antisemitic attacks on Jewish premises in London
Scotland Yard is hunting a suspect captured on CCTV after a spate of antisemitic incidents, including attempted arson and vandalism, shocked the Jewish community in Barnet. The Community Security Trust has issued a warning as police increase patrols.
Golders Green Jewish community targeted in antisemitic attacks
The Community Security Trust reports a shocking surge in antisemitic incidents targeting North London's Jewish community, with police launching a major investigation.
Yousaf in Crisis Over 'Jews Not Safe in Scotland' Comments
Humza Yousaf is embroiled in a major political storm after the family of a Hamas victim confronted him over his response to the Israel-Hamas conflict and alleged he admitted Jews are not safe in Scotland, sparking outrage and calls for resignation.
Yousaf faces backlash over Jewish community role snub
Exclusive: Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf faces mounting pressure after his controversial decision to appoint John Swinney, rather than a dedicated Minister for Jewish Communities, sparks outrage and accusations of failing a key test of leadership
Thousands march in London against antisemitism
Central London witnessed a massive demonstration against antisemitism, with organisers claiming tens of thousands marched past Parliament. The protest follows alarming polling data suggesting deep-seated anti-Jewish sentiment in British society, including
1 in 5 Britons Hold Antisemitic Views, Poll Reveals
Exclusive polling data reveals disturbing levels of antisemitism in Britain as thousands prepare for Jewish solidarity march in central London.
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