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What’s happening in Iran right now isn’t just another geopolitical issue. At its heart, it’s a long-standing human rights crisis—one that’s been glaringly obvious for years but has been largely ignored.

The clerical regime does not…

Over the last few weeks, many are bemoaning the fact that our kids are growing up with years of interrupted schooling- between corona, the weeks following October 7, Iran War 1.0 and now, Iran War 2.0, bouts of zoom have become an expected…

On the night of 1 March 2026, as Iran retaliated against US-Israeli strikes that had begun two days earlier — and barely an hour after Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that American forces could use British bases for defensive…

The Haftara for Shabbat HaGadol (Melachi 3:4-24) begins with the familiar words with which we end the Shemoneh Esrei three times a day:

Then the offering of Yehuda and Yerushalayim will be pleasing to God, as in the days old and in former…

Sporting a ‘ZIONIST’ emblazoned hoody, columnist and writer Brendan O’Neill spoke to a crowded hall at north west London’s Mosaic Jewish Community. O’Neill’s punditry is prolific, his columns frequently appearing in The Spectator,…

Israel’s current conflict with Iran comes after one of the longest and most complex periods of conflict in our country’s history. In many ways, the situation feels familiar, sirens, emergency alerts, instructions to move to safe spaces….

The most interesting aspect of antisemitic and anti-Israel rhetoric is that the story line usually begins at the time a particular incident occurred, effectively negating the prior history that was elemental to the issue even before the…

In recent weeks, a surge in settler violence in the West Bank has begun to capture the attention of an Israeli public that has largely remained indifferent to the devastating civilian toll in Gaza. Since January, Jewish extremists have killed…

“Ma koreh?” the teenager with the green hair at the pizza place asked as I came in to pick up yet another round of pizzas for dinner. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve visited over the past few weeks, grabbing food for my family…

Rachel runs a small business in Israel. Not a unicorn. Not a “startup.” A real small business, the kind where you still know the names of your regulars and you can tell who’s calling by the way they sigh into the phone.

She lives in an…