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Imogen Garfinkel

Imogen Garfinkel

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Imogen Garfinkel is a reporter at the Jewish Chronicle

You can reach her at igarfinkel@thejc.com

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Sharon Osbourne calls for Kneecap's work visas to be cancelled after anti-Israel Coachella stunt

The Irish hip-hop group projected slogans including ‘F*** Israel, Free Palestine’ during its set at the major festival

By Imogen Garfinkel

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Sharon Osbourne has criticised Coachella's organiser, Goldenvoice, after Kneecap's anti-Israel set during the festival's second weekend (Getty Images)

Palestinian playwright Ghannam Ghannam performing his show, as seen on a BBC Arabic programme broadcast in September, 2024 (BBC Arabic)

BBC broadcast song glorifying ‘heroes’ who murdered Jews

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Billy belongs to Rachel Danzig, the ex-wife of the late hostage Alex Danzig who was kidnapped by Hamas on October 7, 2023. (@MatanTzuri)

Family of murdered hostage reunited with dog rescued from Gaza

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Freelance photographer Hassan Eslaiah (right) shares an embrace with former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar (Image: Emanuel Fabian/X)

Associated Press accused of continuing employment of Hamas-linked photographer years after being tipped off

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Jewish RAF mechanic who fled Nazi persecution finally receives medals aged 101

Ruth Klauber was only nine years old when her family left Frankfurt and played a key role in Britain’s air defence, but never sought any recognition for her heroism

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German-born Ruth Klauber has been recognised for her work in the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force during the Second World War and awarded two medals at the age of 101 (Stock image via Getty Images)

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Claude Littner, who became a media star after appearing on The Apprentice as Lord Sugar's right-hand man (Photo: The Apprentice/BBC)

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11-year-old terror attack victim’s memorial unveiling disrupted by Palestine protester

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April 8, 2025 15:08

The father of an 11-year-old victim of the Stockholm car ramming terrorist attack was being interviewed on the anniversary of his daughter's death. (Efter Fem)

‘Racing against the clock’: The Thai-Israeli officer who joined Bangkok earthquake rescue mission

The 21-year-old lieutenant provided intelligence support from Israel to rescuers in her city of birth

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April 8, 2025 12:46

The 30-storey building in Bangkok collapsed after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on Friday 28 March. (IDF)

Fielding difficult questions about Jews from inner-city teens

UK Jewish Film’s education manager on how the charity’s workshops help curb classroom antisemitism

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April 7, 2025 19:00

Breaking down stereotypes: UK Jewish Film's education manager Rachel Burns

The elite Jewish-American dating app that’s set to swipe you off your feet

In its first venture outside the US, the Lox Club launches in London next week

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April 4, 2025 10:05

The Lox Club is a private, membership-based dating app for 'Jew-ish' people with high standards. (Courtesy of the Lox Club)

Telegraph removes article accusing pressure group of amplifying antisemitism

Stop Funding Hate said the daily newspaper agreed to cover its legal fees

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April 2, 2025 13:43

The newspaper published an article in March accusing pressure group Stop Funding Hate of amplifying antisemitism. (Getty)

Gaza activists planning to ‘shut down’ London this April in mass civil disobedience campaign

Six people were arrested last week during a Youth Demand meeting to organise the protests

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March 31, 2025 14:10

Activists from Youth Demand, a pro-Palestinian offshoot organisation from Just Stop Oil, will be 'taking to the streets en masse' in April. (Getty)

‘I’m accused of being an antisemite because I criticise Israel’ claims Francesca Albanese in Rest is Politics appearance

The UN's Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian Territories has previously drawn comparisons between Benjamin Netanyahu and Adolf Hitler

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March 24, 2025 15:22

Francesca Albanese claimed that allegation of antisemitism against her have been 'weaponised' to stifle her criticism of Israel (Image: The Rest is Politics)

Organisations quit Goldsmiths antisemitism inquiry because it ‘marginalises Palestinians’

An independent KC was appointed to find out whether the university had breached its duties under the Equalities Act

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March 18, 2025 16:51

Goldsmiths set up a wide-ranging, barrister-led inquiry into antisemitism at the institution in May 2023. (Wikimedia Commons)

The Apprentice’s Claude Littner to pick top entrepreneurs for Wizo UK awards

Six winners will have the chance to visit Israel in 2026

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March 18, 2025 14:34

WIZO UK has launched its Entrepreneur Awards 2025 with The Apprentice’s Claude Littner as judge

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