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Jewish Chronicle Letters to the Editor, September 30 2024 28 Aug
The letters to the editor reflect a range of Jewish community perspectives and concerns, from observations on the diminishing pro-Palestinian activism and it...
28 Aug
Jewish Chronicle This October 7 memorial will be a beacon of hope 28 Aug
Lisa and Michael Marlowe, the parents of Jake Marlowe who was tragically murdered at the Nova Peace Festival on October 7, 2023, are advocating for the creat...
28 Aug
Jewish Chronicle The sad truth is that 10 months of war may have all been for nothing 27 Aug
The article reflects on the recurring cycle of violence and despair resulting from the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, questioning the belief that...
27 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Doug Emhoff’s Jewishness can’t hide what a Harris administration would mean for Jews and Israel 27 Aug
The article critiques the Democratic Party's approach to antisemitism and Israel under the Harris administration, using Doug Emhoff, the first Jewish spouse ...
27 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Oxford is having a cruel laugh at the expense of Jewish students 27 Aug
The article sheds light on the troubling situation faced by Jewish students at Oxford University, where rampant antisemitism has gone unaddressed by universi...
27 Aug
Jewish Chronicle If Labour cancels the university free speech act, Jewish students will suffer 27 Aug
Senior Jewish academics are expressing concern over the potential cancellation of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act, fearing it could silence Jewi...
27 Aug
Jewish Chronicle As Israelis are left out of terror memorial, it is time to reform the UN 26 Aug
The article critiques the United Nations for its omission of Israeli victims from a recent terror memorial, accusing the organization of systemic antisemitis...
26 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Will Kamala Harris’s vagueness on Israel be enough for America’s Jews? 23 Aug
The article examines Vice President Kamala Harris's vague stance on Israel and its implications for Jewish voters ahead of the presidential election. Amidst ...
23 Aug
Jewish Chronicle FIFA must reject the latest attempt to demonise Israel 23 Aug
The article criticizes the recent move by Jibril Rajoub, head of the Palestinian Football Association, to urge FIFA to impose sanctions on Israel and the Isr...
23 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Jewish students are reaffirming their identity 23 Aug
In recent times, a notable surge in Jewish student participation in identity-affirming activities has been observed within UK universities. The Jewish Learni...
23 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Columbia’s president has gone but antisemitism remains 22 Aug
The resignation of Columbia University's president, Minouche Shafik, did not address the pervasive antisemitism that has plagued the institution. Over the pa...
22 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Iran cannot be allowed to make this state of alert the new normal 22 Aug
The article discusses the heightened state of alert in Israel amidst ongoing threats from Iran and its proxies, Hezbollah and Hamas. Iran's accusations again...
22 Aug
Jewish Chronicle The SNP’s posturing on Israel is pure Thick of It 22 Aug
The Scottish National Party (SNP) is engaging in what appears to be "fantasy foreign policy," ostensibly to measure domestic reactions rather than to foster ...
22 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Friendly fire deaths in Gaza speak volumes about the chaos of war 21 Aug
The article discusses the tragic death of Lieutenant Shahar Ben Nun, who was killed by friendly fire during the Gaza war. The incident underscores the chaoti...
21 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Miriam Margolyes, Reginald D Hunter and the myth of respectable anti-Zionism 20 Aug
The text discusses the intersection of anti-Zionism and antisemitism through the lens of British personalities Miriam Margolyes and Reginald D Hunter. The au...
20 Aug
Jewish Chronicle As a French Jew, I now feel closer to Israel than ever before 20 Aug
A Jewish teenager from France discusses the prevalent antisemitism in his country and the impact it has had on his community, including friends considering m...
20 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Gail’s will be just fine, despite the Walthamstow campaign 20 Aug
Despite initial concerns about anti-Israel sentiment, the protest against a Gails bakery opening in Walthamstow was primarily driven by opposition to chain s...
20 Aug
Jewish Chronicle I was confronted with blatant Jew hate on a radio phone in 20 Aug
Fiyaz Mughal, a prominent figure in fighting anti-Muslim hate, recounts a disturbing incident on a radio show where a fellow Muslim caller linked Zionist gro...
20 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Simon Sebag-Montefiore taking apart William Dalrymple was a rewarding spectacle 19 Aug
The text describes a heated exchange on social media between historians William Dalrymple and Simon Sebag-Montefiore regarding the Israeli-Palestinian confli...
19 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Dear freshers, it might be scary, but we can’t hide who we are as Jews 19 Aug
As the new academic year approaches, Jewish students are urged to confront and address prevalent antisemitism on campuses in the UK and beyond. Despite some ...
19 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Why are Jews expected to put up with rampant social media antisemitism? 19 Aug
Jews are increasingly exposed to antisemitism on social media, coming from both far-right and far-left circles. Influencers like Dan Bilzerian, Candace Owens...
19 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Exam results are one thing but getting results in life is another 19 Aug
The author reflects on the pressure and importance placed on exam results in the Jewish community, highlighting the extremes of pride and shame associated wi...
19 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Will the Gaza marches ever return? 16 Aug
The Gaza marches, once drawing tens of thousands with anti-Israel sentiments and antisemitic displays, have significantly dwindled in size to possibly non-ex...
16 Aug
Jewish Chronicle My letter to Jewish freshers: be brave and stay open-minded 15 Aug
Professor Sir Anthony Finkelstein, President of City University, addresses Jewish university students and families, offering advice on navigating the challen...
15 Aug
Jewish Chronicle The Shoah memorial’s proposed location speaks to the Holocaust’s unparalleled historical significance 15 Aug
Eric defends the proposed location of the UK's Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre next to the Houses of Parliament, emphasizing its significance in comme...
15 Aug
Jewish Chronicle The UN’s appeasement of Iran endangers the world 15 Aug
The text highlights concerns over the United Nations appeasing Iran, which poses a threat to global security with its clear goal of dismantling Israel. Despi...
15 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Letters to the editor, 16 Aug 2024 15 Aug
The letters to the editor discuss various proposals regarding the West Bank issue. One suggestion is to apply Israeli civilian law to the West Bank while all...
15 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Being ‘better than Corbyn’ is a low bar – and Labour hasn’t met it over Clive Lewis 15 Aug
The text discusses the dangerous anti-Semitic conspiracy theories circulating in far-right chat groups during a time of riots, blaming Jews for various socie...
15 Aug
Jewish Chronicle What I learned infiltrating a Socialist Workers Party meeting 14 Aug
The author reflects on infiltrating a Socialist Workers Party meeting, finding only a few attendees discussing topics like supporting Palestine, boycotting I...
14 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Tim Walz’s record on Israel and antisemitism is deeply concerning 14 Aug
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, initially seen as a moderate Democrat, has shifted leftward on Israel and antisemitism over the years. He supported the Iran nuc...
14 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Israeli politicians who attack the US are playing with fire 14 Aug
The article emphasizes the critical importance of the US-Israel alliance, particularly in terms of Israel's military capabilities heavily relying on American...
14 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Is this new novel too Jewish to be hailed for its brilliance? 14 Aug
"Long Island Compromise" by Taffy Brodesser-Akner is hailed as one of the most Jewish novels in recent times, centering around a wealthy Jewish family on Lon...
14 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Biden’s refusal to act against Iran has led to the current crisis 14 Aug
The text discusses Joe Biden's reluctance to take action against Iran, which is seen as contributing to the current crisis and Iran's escalating threats towa...
14 Aug
Jewish Chronicle OK, you’re outraged. I get it. So what are we going to do? 14 Aug
The writer reflects on a photo of women protesting to maintain a women-only pond on Hampstead Heath, expressing mixed feelings of sadness and irritation. The...
14 Aug
Jewish Chronicle If Jewish students wanted to sue Oxford, they’d have a strong case 14 Aug
A letter signed by a group of Jewish and non-Jewish Oxford academics, students, and alumni reported numerous incidents of harassment, bullying, and intimidat...
14 Aug
Jewish Chronicle The boycotting of Gal Gadot isn’t ‘anti-war’ - it’s antisemitic, anti-progressive, and anti-human 13 Aug
In a post-October 7 world, there has been a rise in anti-Israel and anti-Jewish sentiments disguised as progressive activism. The author argues that this att...
13 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Can you teach kids to spot fake news? Raygun at the Olympics suggests not 11 Aug
The Education Secretary aims to teach children to spot extremist content and fake news in school, particularly focusing on critical thinking, statistics mani...
11 Aug
Jewish Chronicle If anyone knows about fighting racism, it’s Jews 9 Aug
The author reflects on teaching English as a second language in a diverse London neighborhood, navigating discussions about Judaism with Muslim refugee and a...
9 Aug
Jewish Chronicle This year’s rise in antisemitism has been awful, but we will continue to face the challenges with courage 8 Aug
CST, a leading authority in tracking antisemitic incidents, has reported a record high of such events in the first half of the year. This spike in antisemiti...
8 Aug
Jewish Chronicle A hostage deal must wait for Iran’s retaliation – but Bibi wants one 7 Aug
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's intentions regarding a potential hostage deal with Hamas seem uncertain, with initial signs pointing to a possible agreeme...
7 Aug
Jewish Chronicle We must come out as Jewish every day and not be scared to show our pride 7 Aug
In a world where antisemitism is on the rise, it is crucial for Jews to embrace and express their Jewish identity with pride and confidence. Drawing on histo...
7 Aug
Jewish Chronicle A terrorist’s profile shows the rot in America’s media 7 Aug
The text critiques a New Yorker profile of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, highlighting the perceived sympathetic portrayal of a terrorist responsible for gruesom...
7 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Letters to the editor, 9 August 2024 7 Aug
The letters to the editor discuss various solutions for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighting the challenges and complexities involved. Suggestions ...
7 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Israeli resilience is in its DNA 7 Aug
The article discusses Israeli resilience in the face of threats from Iran and the broader challenges Israel faces. It emphasizes Iran's hostile intentions to...
7 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Was Josh Shapiro passed over for VP because of his Jewish roots? 7 Aug
Josh Shapiro, a Pennsylvania politician who was in the running as a potential VP candidate with Kamala Harris, may have been overlooked for reasons beyond hi...
7 Aug
Jewish Chronicle The hypocrisy in reaction to the riots is striking 5 Aug
The author points out the hypocrisy in how reactions to riots and hate marches are handled. They highlight that while those participating in riots are condem...
5 Aug
Jewish Chronicle The government was right to ditch the free speech act – but for all the wrong reasons 5 Aug
The UJS and the Antisemitism Policy Trust praised the government's decision to suspend or cancel the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act, which aimed to...
5 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Bassem Youssef is not a satirist, he’s a dangerous conspiracy theorist 5 Aug
Bassem Youssef, once hailed as a satirical voice during the Arab Spring, has now been criticized for spreading dangerous conspiracy theories rather than enga...
5 Aug
Jewish Chronicle Today is my grandson Ariel’s fifth birthday – and he is still in captivity 5 Aug
The author recounts the painful experience of her son, daughter-in-law, and grandsons being held captive by Hamas since October 7th. She describes the emotio...
5 Aug
Jewish Chronicle The government was right to drop the Freedom of Speech Act 4 Aug
Bridget Phillipson, the Secretary of State for Education, made the right decision to halt the commencement of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act, w...
4 Aug