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National's Hytner says no censorship

The director of the National Theatre has defended two plays which have drawn criticism for perceived antisemitic and racist undertones.

Tory leaders join students on Auschwitz visit

A final reunion for men who fought the Fascists

Jewish street-fighters reminisced about their East End battles with Oswald Mosley’s blackshirted supporters at an emotional gathering in Hampstead Garden Suburb on Sunday.

Wanted: a chaplain for the armed forces

The Ministry of Defence is to appoint its first full-time Jewish chaplain to the armed forces.

Oxford students defeat anti-Israel campaign

Lords shown Sderot bomb part at debate

The Israeli army’s tactics and the aftermath of the Gaza conflict have been discussed at length during a special House of Lords debate.

Amnesty charges Hamas with torture and murder

V Hamas gunmen used last month’s conflict in Gaza to murder, kneecap and torture Palestinian political opponents suspected of collaborating with Israel, Amnesty International has reported.

Meat goes off the menu at day centres

New and cheaper charges for services are to be introduced by Jewish Care as part of its recession-beating strategy.

Muslim peer in ‘student war’ slur

Lord Ahmed claims UK Jewish groups actively recruited volunteers to fight with IDF

Dead rabbi used by internet scammers

Internet scammers are attempting to embezzle money using the names of late philanthropist Benzion Dunner and a Scottish law professor.

Anti-Israel protests spread to 17 campuses

£3.9m for Leeds housing

The regeneration of a sheltered housing complex for the Leeds Jewish community has moved a step closer after a £3.9 million grant from the government.