Jewish Chronicle
Michael Gove has been British Jewry’s greatest friend in politics
3 Jun
Michael Gove, a prominent British politician who recently decided not to seek re-election, has been a strong ally to the Jewish community and supporter of Is...
3 Jun
Jewish Chronicle
An unintended consequence of the election is to derail three bills that affect the Jewish community
3 Jun
The early dissolution of Parliament due to the election has led to the derailment of three bills significant to the Jewish community. The Holocaust Memorial ...
3 Jun
Jewish Chronicle
Letters to the editor, 31 May 2024
31 May
In a series of letters to the editor, various authors discuss different aspects related to Jewish issues. One criticizes the ICC's chief prosecutor for drawi...
31 May
Jewish Chronicle
Israel’s priorities are moving on
30 May
The IDF Chief of Staff remarked that Israel has largely achieved its military objectives in Gaza, with a focus on securing a lengthy ceasefire and prisoner r...
30 May
Jewish Chronicle
Biden’s pier is subsidising Hamas and impeding Israel
30 May
The text criticizes the Biden administration for allegedly subsidizing Hamas and obstructing Israel by building a pier off Gaza that cost $320 million. The w...
30 May
Jewish Chronicle
Once again, Jews are at the heart of the election debate
30 May
The upcoming election campaign in Britain once again brings attention to the Jewish community, reflecting on past fears of existential threats during electio...
30 May
Jewish Chronicle
How we’ll miss the generation who turned extreme hardship into love
30 May
The author reflects on the passing of their grandparent, Grandma Frances, who belonged to a remarkable generation that faced hardships during the Second Worl...
30 May
Jewish Chronicle
The long history of weaponising law against Jews
30 May
Throughout history, legal systems have been weaponized against Jews, from the Inquisition to modern international forums targeting the Jewish state under the...
30 May
Jewish Chronicle
The great healing power of musical instruments
30 May
Music has a profound impact on healing and self-expression, especially for individuals navigating trauma or difficult experiences. The text highlights variou...
30 May
Jewish Chronicle
I am always sad to leave Israel. But this time I was fearful
30 May
A journalist who visited Israel after the October 7 massacre recounts a troubling and tense atmosphere in the country. While initially hoping for stability p...
30 May
Jewish Chronicle
Think about you – prioritise your professional development
30 May
The Jewish Community Professionals Conference will focus on building emotional resilience and well-being in the face of recent challenges, with various sessi...
30 May
Jewish Chronicle
The All Eyes on Rafah Instagram post is another vapid, lazy way to say “I care”
29 May
The text criticizes the trend of sharing posts like "All Eyes on Rafah" on Instagram as a superficial way of appearing to care about conflicts like the one i...
29 May
Jewish Chronicle
October 7 was the second massacre of Jews for Hamas' oldest hostage
29 May
Shlomo Mansour, the oldest Israeli hostage in Gaza, survived both the recent massacre by Hamas and the 1941 Farhud massacre in Iraq, showcasing a history of ...
29 May
Jewish Chronicle
Why we need a month dedicated to Britain’s Jewry
28 May
The text discusses the importance of having a British Jewish History Month to recognize and celebrate the contributions of British Jews to various fields lik...
28 May
Jewish Chronicle
It’s wrong to compare Hamas and the IRA
26 May
The article argues against a comparison between Israel's conflict with Hamas and the UK's historical confrontation with the IRA. The Chief Prosecutor of the ...
26 May
Jewish Chronicle
The ICJ ruling does NOT mean Israel has to halt its Rafah operation
25 May
After the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling on Israel's military offensive in Rafah, it was initially misinterpreted to mean that Israel must immed...
25 May
Jewish Chronicle
The anti-Israel mob were sent packing in north London – and it felt good
24 May
Over a thousand pro-Israel demonstrators and locals rallied in north London to protect the showing of a film about a tragic massacre near the Gaza Strip, fac...
24 May
Jewish Chronicle
The UK should pull its funding from the International Criminal Court
24 May
The article argues for the UK to withdraw its funding from the International Criminal Court (ICC) due to its decision to request arrest warrants for Israel's...
24 May
Jewish Chronicle
If we want peace, we first need to be truly strong
24 May
Rabbi Joseph Dweck emphasizes the need to confront evil and unite against it in the face of historical tragedies like the Holocaust and present-day threats l...
24 May
Jewish Chronicle
Arrest warrants are about delegitimisation of Israel
24 May
The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, seeking arrest warrants for Israeli leaders amidst Israel's conflict with Hamas is seen as m...
24 May
Jewish Chronicle
The BBC’s mistakes are an institutional problem
23 May
Lord Austin, a former Labour MP, criticizes the BBC for its institutional failures and biased reporting, highlighting instances where the broadcaster neglect...
23 May
Jewish Chronicle
Israel is caught between terrorists, brainwashed mobs and ‘human rights’ lawfare
23 May
The text examines the International Criminal Court prosecutor's request for arrest warrants for Israel's Prime Minister and Minister of Defence on charges of...
23 May
Jewish Chronicle
Letters to the editor 15 March 2024
23 May
The letters to the editor cover various topics of concern within the Jewish community. David Freeman questions Lord Finkelstein's positive view of Britain fo...
23 May
Jewish Chronicle
The British government’s Alderney lie erased the suffering of Jews
22 May
The Pickles Review, led by Lord Pickles, has revealed a cover-up by British authorities regarding war crimes on Alderney, involving atrocities against variou...
22 May
Jewish Chronicle
Let’s talk about how our kids learn about gender
22 May
The text discusses concerns over the teaching of gender and sexuality in Jewish educational settings, including references to the existence of multiple gende...
22 May
Jewish Chronicle
Nazi comparisons are wrong, whoever is making them
22 May
In a discussion about Jewish anxiety and antisemitism, the author emphasizes that while there is a concerning spike in antisemitism today, it is not comparab...
22 May
Jewish Chronicle
The identitarians and Islamists have joined under a chupah of hatred
22 May
The text discusses a growing anti-Jewish sentiment on American university campuses where identitarian groups and Islamists have formed an alliance under the ...
22 May
Jewish Chronicle
Karim Khan chose to act when Israel’s leadership is at its most isolated and vulnerable
22 May
Karim Khan, the new prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, initially focused on investigating crimes by groups like Daesh and the Taliban, avoiding ...
22 May
Jewish Chronicle
The ICC has perverted the very meaning of justice
21 May
The article criticizes the International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Karim Khan's decision to pursue arrest warrants for Israeli leaders alongside Hamas ...
21 May
Jewish Chronicle
Raisi set the Middle East aflame but his death will not put out the fire
20 May
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, known for his aggressive foreign policies and support for groups like Hamas, passed away alongside his foreign minister in a...
20 May
Jewish Chronicle
Discussing conspiracy theories without mentioning Islamism is like writing about Henry VIII without his wives
20 May
The Antisemitism Policy Trust recently published a guide on conspiracy theories commissioned by Leader of the House of Commons Penny Mordaunt, aiming to comb...
20 May
Jewish Chronicle
Eddie Nestor’s antisemitic trope needs an intervention
19 May
BBC radio presenter Eddie Nestor made a controversial statement suggesting that the presence of all London mayoral candidates at a Jewish event was due to th...
19 May
Jewish Chronicle
The world wants Israel to impose a ceasefire – but Hamas has to stop shooting first
17 May
Despite international pressure on Israel to implement a ceasefire, the ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza continues as the group's fighters persist in attac...
17 May
Jewish Chronicle
If we want to retain credibility on Israel, we need to be brave enough to condemn settler violence
17 May
The author discusses the importance of condemning settler violence in Israel, drawing parallels between extremist groups like Hamas and radicalized Israeli s...
17 May
Jewish Chronicle
We must all beware the ‘civilised’ barbarians
16 May
The text discusses the pervasive presence of barbarism in humanity and the need to confront and channel it in a sacred manner. It references historical atroc...
16 May
Jewish Chronicle
Revised UN death figures debunk the global lies
16 May
The article discusses how initial casualty figures reported during the conflict between Israel and Hamas were likely exaggerated and based on data provided b...
16 May
Jewish Chronicle
Why I fear that next week’s inquiry into Alderney deaths will not be objective
16 May
Lord Pickles will lead an Expert Review on Alderney deaths with a focus on the murder of slave and forced laborers during WWII. Concerns arise regarding the ...
16 May
Jewish Chronicle
Why language matters when it comes to mental health
16 May
Language plays a crucial role in how we perceive and discuss mental health, and the use of stigmatizing or trivializing language can have harmful effects on ...
16 May
Jewish Chronicle
Despite it all, modern Britain remains one of the best places for Jews to live in history
16 May
The text reflects on the current situation of Jews in Britain, drawing parallels to historical warnings about rising antisemitism. Despite acknowledging a ri...
16 May
Jewish Chronicle
What got forgotten was Eden Golan’s right to feel safe
16 May
In the reflection by the CEO of Index on Censorship, the importance of balancing freedom of expression, the right to protest, freedom of religion, and the fu...
16 May
Jewish Chronicle
Israel’s coalition may be looking for a way to rescind its veto of the PA
16 May
On Israel's 76th anniversary, the Israel Defense Forces found themselves battling in the Jabalia area, resembling a prior conflict with frustrations among so...
16 May
Jewish Chronicle
Letters to the editor, 17 May 2024
16 May
In a series of letters to the editor, members of the Brighton & Hove Jewish community express differing views on Israel, with some emphasizing their support ...
16 May
Jewish Chronicle
The Tattooist of Auschwitz is Holocaust entertainment for non-Jews
16 May
"The Tattooist of Auschwitz," a novel by Heather Morris, is criticized as Holocaust entertainment for non-Jews, offering a romanticized version of the Holoca...
16 May
Jewish Chronicle
The ‘Nakba’ was originally about Arab failure
15 May
The term "Nakba," meaning catastrophe, was originally coined as criticism towards Arab nations for their failure to prevent the establishment of Israel in 19...
15 May
Jewish Chronicle
Student protests are really about the adolescent need for certainty and belonging
15 May
Dr. Harold Behr, a retired child psychiatrist, highlights that the current wave of student protests surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on universit...
15 May
Jewish Chronicle
Israel can be proud as a nation that dwells apart from what is wrong, acting for the good
13 May
The text discusses the juxtaposition of celebrating Israel Independence Day with the ongoing battle against Hamas and the historic and contemporary struggles...
13 May
Jewish Chronicle
We must mobilise again to save Bevis Marks
13 May
Bevis Marks Synagogue, established in East London by Dutch Sephardi Jews after their return to Britain, is a cornerstone of Anglo-Jewish history and a testam...
13 May
Jewish Chronicle
Eurovision’s message to the Israel haters: the world does not share your bigotry
12 May
Despite not being a regular viewer of Eurovision, the writer was drawn to the recent competition due to the controversy surrounding the treatment of Israel's...
12 May
Jewish Chronicle
We have to win the next generation on campus
10 May
Isaac Zarfati, Executive Director of StandWithUs, highlights the escalating antisemitic sentiments on Western university campuses, drawing attention to the i...
10 May
Jewish Chronicle
The phrase ‘Israeli genocide’ is non-controversial. We’re in a dangerous place
10 May
The text discusses the presence of an anti-Israel protest camp near the author's home in Oxford, where Jewish students aimed to address accusations of Israel...
10 May