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UK low-cost airline easyJet to resume Israel flights starting March 2026
EasyJet plans to resume flights to Israel in March 2026, following repeated delays and security-related suspensions.
Beneath Parliament: Finds predating Stonehenge rewrite London’s early history
Hong Kong nears end of search and rescue mission as tower fire toll rises to 94
British pro-Israel org will not counter-protest pro-Palestinian march for first time
Pro-Palestinian protesters target London synagogue over Israeli immigration event
The Metropolitan Police said that it arrested two people at the demonstration.
Trump pardons Jewish-British billionaire Joe Lewis, who pleaded guilty to insider trading
Joe Lewis, whose family trust owns English Soccer club Tottenham Hotspur, has been pardoned by Trump after pleading guilty to insider trading in 2024.
Hamas firearms transporter arrested in Germany, sixth in European network
Mahmoud Z. was arrested on a train in Flensburg after entering Germany from Denmark, and charged with multiple firearms violations.
British university bars academic who repeated antisemitic libels in lecture to SJP
The lecturer spread antisemitic conspiracy theories and claimed that Jews require the blood of gentiles to be used in the making of their “special pancakes.”
Faith leaders and foreign critics clash over Nigeria’s religious violence narrative
Local imams, pastors, and rabbis point to daily examples of coexistence while arguing that Nigeria’s bloodshed stems from terrorism, corruption, and weak institutions rather than a war of faiths.
Israel showcases tourism revival at London’s WTM fair
'The right time to act to restore tourism to Israel and to present the beauty of our wonderful country.'
British man suspected of being Hamas terror cell member arrested in London
Alongside the arrests, German authorities seized various weapons, including an AK 47 assault rifle and several pistols, and ammunition in considerable quantities.
UK police say train knife attack not terrorist incident, two arrested
Defense Minister John Healey told Sky News on Sunday that there did not appear to be a wider threat to the public after the incident on the London-bound train.
UK's TfL supervisor refuses to remove pro-Palestinian graffiti, says there should be 'more'
The incident comes shortly after a public bus driver in the UK capital refused to return a bus card belonging to an Orthodox Jewish man.
Is British Airways deliberately exploiting Israeli passengers? - opinion
The largest number of claims and unhonored tickets British Airways will have faced this year, and likely in many years, involve Israelis.
UK charges two men connected with Russia’s Wagner Group for arson, terror plot
Dylan Earl, 20, and Jake Reeves, 23, were sentenced under the UK’s National Security Act for activity linked to a foreign state.