The Conservative Party in Britain, under Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, faces allegations of corruption related to bets placed on the election date, reflecting a sense of decay within the party.

Labour is projected for a significant victory in the upcoming election, with potential challenges from Jewish voters.

The early dissolution of Parliament due to the election has led to the derailment of three bills significant to the Jewish community.

In London, there is growing concern over the police's handling of weekly marches supporting Palestine, where individuals openly Jewish feel threatened with arrest to avoid confrontation.

As Passover begins, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak acknowledges the challenging times faced by Jews in the UK and Israel, condemning recent attacks against Jews and expressing support for Israel's right to defend itself.

The argument for banning the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has become very strong due to its terror activities, including funding groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, as well as attempts to harm British citizens and interests.

Israeli elections are characterized by familiar routines and potential deadlocks, with candidates scrambling to secure more votes.