By Michael Daventry Foreign Editor
Populism threatens our democracy, writes David Hirsh
By David Hirsh
The polls seem to indicate that Labour will struggle to win. But their volatility means it is impossible to predict with any certainty what will happen. Here we examine how Mr Corbyn could end up as prime minister after the election.
By Robert Philpot
A survey of the activities of the far left, far right and Islamists in Britain crucially puts 'hate' at the heart of its definition of extremism, writes David Toube
By David Toube
An official survey of the activities of the far left, far right and Islamists in Britain today crucially puts ‘hate’ at the heart of its definition of extremism
Any understanding of antisemitism on the left must start with anti-Zionism and how it evolved alongside the rise and fall of the USSR, decolonisation and Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, says Colin Shindler
By colin shindler
The leader of Israel's governing party among members, but there are many who want to replace him
By Anshel Pfeffer
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Labour's proposal to abolish all private schools may have unintended consequences for the Strictly Orthodox sector
By Simon Rocker
Five months after he conjured a striking victory despite dismal opinion polls, Israel’s PM loses the rerun election he need not have called
The 1979 treaty is not just history - it must be our future, writes Ed Husain
By Ed Husain
Religiously observant Jews would be forced to apply for postal votes on 14 October — but can local councils cope?
Last weekend's violence in Jerusalem's holy sites do not bode well for the future
By Anshel Pfeffer JERUSALEM
A spectacular level of disinformation has been disseminated about the Government's counter-terrorism programme, writes David Toube
Donald Trump's words are influential among extremists in a country that has always struggled with race relations
By Michael Goldfarb
CST chief executive David Delew on the latest figures that reveal another record high of anti-Jewish incidents
By David Delew
Charles Prestwich Scott, one the paper’s most revered editors, stood down 90 years ago this month. Ironically, he was an ardent Zionist
