In a letter, the London Jewish Forum said the decision by Havering Council showed ‘a distinct lack of understanding’
By Eliana Jordan
A great powerbroker of the late 20th century whose influence on world politics continues to divide opinion
By Michael Goldfarb
It comes as more incidents were recorded in the last seven weeks than the whole of last year
By David Rose
Gideon Falter said that the march was the biggest gathering in Britain against antisemitism since the Battle of Cable Street in 1936
By Elisa Bray
The boxer would have been joined by Redbridge Islamic Centre Imam Asim Khan who signed a statement two days after the atrocities saying that Israel was a ‘settler colonial state’ that practises genocide
By Felix Pope
More than 1,400 students and alumni signed an open letter calling on Stella Maris to retract her remarks or resign
By Richard Percival
The man also called another individual a “clown” for having an Israeli flag in his possession.
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The march, organised by the CAA, is thought to be the largest gathering against Jew hatred in Britain since the Battle of Cable Street in 1936
By Daniel Ben-David
The force said they are prepared to take ‘robust’ action against protestors
Employees claim the news corporation has banned them from events deemed “contentious”, including upcoming solidarity march
The Holocaust Centre North and Hatzola North London are two of 262 charities to be honoured with the King’s Award for Voluntary Service
By Olivia Gittel
The newly appointed foreign secretary has said Israel has an 'undeniable' right to defend itself
Footage showed protesters hurling abuse at the levelling up secretary
By Rosa Doherty
