West Midlands police have faced significant backlash from the Jewish community over the decision to bar Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a Europa League clash at Villa Park next month ...
Footage has emerged of a Birmingham-based Islamic preacher threatening Maccabi Tel Aviv fans ahead of their scheduled game with Aston Villa in November. In the video the preacher, who has been ...
Recently released hostage Elkana Bohbot made a toy for his five-year-old son Re’em during his more than two years in captivity, his mother has revealed. Elkana created the gift from scraps of fabric ...
Freed British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari has said she is “shocked to my core” by the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from attending their team’s Europa League game with Aston Villa on ...
Dozens of anti-Israel student groups have rejected the Gaza ceasefire, rallying against even the word itself, labelling it an “oppressor’s term”, and have vowed to continue demonstrating against ...
The pro-Israel lobby is painted as uniquely sinister on the far left and far right. In truth it speaks for millions of Americans, Jewish and non-Jewish, who simply support a strong US-Israel relations ...
The Court of Appeal rejected the government’s attempt to prevent the group from challenging its banned status in the High Court next month ...
Jewish groups have welcomed the announcement by the government of a comprehensive review into antisemitism in the NHS. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced yesterday that he commissioned Lord ...
The sway of community advisers over policing is among the most under-reported but dangerous trends – and helps explain police tolerance of Jew hate on our streets ...
The council tried to censor a Jewish speaker before backing a motion to investigate the city’s financial links to Israel ...
The group, which is reported to have links to the Israeli far-right, said that no aid should be given to Gaza until the remains all deceased hostages are returned ...
More than half of the 250 Palestinian terrorists released under the Gaza ceasefire deal are thought to be millionaires thanks to the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) “pay for slay” scheme, it has emerged.
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