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Ireland is most anti-Israel country in Europe with echoes of 1930s Germany, former justice minister claims

Alan Shatter voices his ‘deeply concern’ for the country’s small Jewish community

By Lorin Bell-Cross

6 min read

May 1, 2025 11:39

Former Irish justice minister Alan Shatter (Image: Getty)

Kneecap

Counter Terror Police investigating anti-Israel band Kneecap over ‘up Hamas’ video

Clips circulated on social media showing members of the group apparently praising terror organisations and telling an audience ‘kill your local MP’

By Jacob Jaffa

2 min read

May 1, 2025 09:53

Anti-Israel band Kneecap is under investigation by Counter Terror Police over clips of its members saying 'up Hamas, up Hezbollah' and 'kill your local MP' (Image: Getty)

Prevent

Marine guarding nuclear weapons questioned over alleged ‘neo-Nazi’ links

John Carr, of the 43 Commando unit, was referred to the Prevent counter-extremism programme and questioned by the police

By Imogen Garfinkel

2 min read

May 1, 2025 09:46

John Carr's security clearance has been suspended and he has been told to work from home. (Source: YouTube/John Carr)

Harvard

Harvard releases long-awaited report into campus antisemitism

Republican lawmakers dubbed the findings ‘scathing’ and called them evidence of ‘deep-rooted, dangerous and rampant antisemitism’ at the college

By Jewish News Syndicate

2 min read

April 30, 2025 16:17

Harvard University has released a long-awaited report into allegations of antisemitism on its campus (Pictured: Students leaving the university estate in April 2025; Image: Getty)

Cambridge

Cambridge University investigates senior researcher who dubbed Chief Rabbi ‘Israeli Nazi’ and called October 7 ‘an act of resistance’

Edward Tomasz Napierała, a senior research software engineer, also called antisemitism a ‘fake problem’

By Imogen Garfinkel

4 min read

April 30, 2025 15:11

Edward Tomasz Napierała, a senior research software engineer at the university, compared the October 7 attacks to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising on his X account. (Pictured: Student walks across quad at Cambridge University; Image: Getty)

Mental health

UK volunteer supports groundbreaking Israeli mental health project after October 7 attacks

According to reports around 580,000 people are suffering from severe PTSD symptoms directly related to the attacks

By Ellie Grant

2 min read

April 30, 2025 15:05

The Growing Project The Growing Project aims to establish a national network of 100 'Resilience Centres'

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Latest from News

Ireland is most anti-Israel country in Europe with echoes of 1930s Germany, former justice minister claims

Counter Terror Police investigating anti-Israel band Kneecap over ‘up Hamas’ video

Marine guarding nuclear weapons questioned over alleged ‘neo-Nazi’ links

Harvard releases long-awaited report into campus antisemitism

Cambridge University investigates senior researcher who dubbed Chief Rabbi ‘Israeli Nazi’ and called October 7 ‘an act of resistance’

UK volunteer supports groundbreaking Israeli mental health project after October 7 attacks