Prime Minister Peter Magyar said his nomination of Judit Polgár was an attempt to place an admired, non-partisan public figure in the role ...

Al-Hayya will succeed Yahya Sinwar, who was killed by the IDF in 2024, with the terror group governed by a five-man committee since then ...

A bleak day in these bleak times, Tishah B’Av takes us to the heart of disaster and grief. Yet, at the same time, it guides us to deepen our compassion, sharpen our commitment t ...

A much-reduced delegation of GB athletes have returned from the 2026 Maccabiah Games with a small collection of medals – one of each colour, all in tennis events. Sarah Schechte ...

We must make clear that to ‘hear’ is not to ‘accept’, still less to justify language that contravenes the IHRA antisemitism definition. Above all, we must now reflect afresh and listen attentively to ...

I hope to see Israel at the next World Cup hosted in your country, as well as in Portugal and Morocco,’ the Israeli president said ...

Shadow foreign secretary accuses incoming PM Andy Burnham of failing ‘to speak with any humanity’ about Israeli suffering ...

Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi has threatened to defy the ruling, saying that ‘there is no legal source of authority for such an action’ ...

Articles by Bishop Philip North ...

The language emanating from Ankara increasingly resembles that heard in Tehran. The difference is that it is backed by a far bigger economy, NATO's second-largest army, and expanding influence across ...

The US military struck Iranian targets last night for an eighth consecutive night, hours after U.S. Central Command said the Islamic Republic had killed two US service members in Jordan the previous ...

A family of 18 from Gaza has won the legal right to come to the UK as refugees under human rights legislation, despite the Home Office refusing their application. A Gaza-born moth ...