BANK OF ENGLAND CHIEF ECONOMIST VISITS JEWISH BIRMINGHAM
Bank of England Chief Economist, Andy Haldane, visited key Birmingham Jewish institutions to learn about the community and consider how the Bank can serve...
New arrest connected to anti-Semitic offences by Labour members
Metropolitan Police have arrested a fourth person in connection with a dossier of alleged anti-Semitic offences by Labour Party members.
Police confirmed the 44-year-old man was arrested in Newham...
Over 2,000 people demonstrate outside Labour HQ over anti-Semitism
A national demonstration outside Labour Party Head Office took place last Sunday.
Security estimated the crowd size at over 2,000 people crowded onto pavements surrounding...
Jewish community faces numerous threats says the JLC in green paper
Extremism, anti-Semitism, negative notions of Jews and freedom of speech were among topics evaluated as the Jewish Leadership Council formally responded to the government’s...
BEIS YISROEL SIYUMIM IN AUSCHWITZ
Members of the Beis Yisroel Shul of Manchester went on a trip to Poland to mekomos hakedoshim and to Auschwitz and Birkenau, together with...
New Shalva Canter opens in Jerusalem
History was made last week when hundreds of friends and donors traveled from around the world to gather in Jerusalem to celebrate the much...
Bibi praise for PLO office closure in Washington By Adam Moses
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has welcomed the United States' decision to shut the Palestinian Liberation Organisation offices in Washington.
The US State Department announced the...
Brazil embassy move to Jerusalem on cards
By Leah Waxler
Brazil is set to move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed talks with President Jair Bolsonaro during a historic...
Bombs blasts strike Jerusalem – One Yeshiva Student Hy”d killed and dozens of people...
By David Saffer
Israeli security forces have begun a manhunt for a terror cell behind two bomb explosions that struck Jerusalem yesterday morning.
Sixteen-year-old yeshiva student...
UNESCO rules ancient Hebron site to be inscribed as Palestinian
By James Marlow
For the first time ever, the twenty-one-member World Heritage Committee inscribed the religious site, the Cvave of the Patriarchs and Hebron’s Old...
