British Jewry

London Jewish community receives new bus line to protect it from antisemitic harassment

The number of antisemitic hate crime incidents in the city increased by 278.9% - with 2,068 offenses recorded in the 12 months to July, compared to the previous year.

By YOAV ETIEL
06/09/2024

BBC executive dismisses letter from Jewish staff highlighting systemic antisemitism

The letter provided examples of inaccuracy and bias in the BBC’s coverage of the war in Gaza and provided testimony from Jewish employees.

Who'd have thought Jews would fear the far Left more than the Right?

Previously, Jews were sensitive to any whiff of right-wing xenophobia, even against other groups. But today, these communities have greater fear of hostility from surging Muslim communities.

12/07/2024

As Europe becomes Islamized, Jews should jump ship and move to Israel

The changing face of Europe leaves the Jews of Europe with no way out; they have but one insurance policy: Israel’s Law of Return.

British Jewry mourns talented musician Jake Marlowe, killed by Hamas on Oct.7

Jake Marlowe, a talented musician, was killed by Hamas terrorists while he worked security at the Supernova music festival.

British Jewry congratulates Starmer on Labour election victory

British Jewish organizations thanked Rishi Sunak for the work he had done during his time at No.10 and congratulated Keir Starmer on his new role as prime minister

UK Jews favor Labour in 2024 election more than general population - poll

The rise in Jewish support for Labour, according to JPR, corresponded with a decline in support for the Conservative Party's internal turmoil.

Inheritance tax changes may trap UK olim

Olim from the UK frequently assume that by making aliyah, their liability to British estate taxes disappear. Unfortunately, this is far from true.

By ANDREW ALBUM , LEON HARRIS
24/05/2024

National Library receives personal archives of late Rabbi Jonathan Sacks

The archive was acquired with support from the Rothschild Foundation Hanadiv Europe. Once the files are cataloged, the library intends to provide extensive access to researchers.

First Jewish sheriff of Nottingham, office of Robin Hood fame, is sworn in at his synagogue

The role of high sheriff shrank over the centuries as Britain built a centrally controlled civil service. These days, Rubins will focus on social responsibilities such as volunteering for children.

By SHIRA LI BARTOV/JTA
05/04/2024
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