British Jewry
UK: ‘The end of a golden era’
Over the last few weeks alone, a clear pattern has formed of coordinated violence against synagogues, communal institutions, and even emergency medical services.
Police open investigation into Golders Green memorial wall arson
Support for Iran war among US Jews has eroded since operations began, JPPI survey shows
US embassy issues security alert amid arsons against UK Jewish sites
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.
National Library receives personal archives of late UK Chief 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.
Men harass UK Jewish Delis, demand to know stance on Israel and IDF
"He proceeded to ask my staff about the shop's stance on Israel and whether we support the IDF," said owner Martin Ment.
Jewish actor reportedly offered the role of the next James Bond
The iconic superspy who has become a fixture on the big screens may soon be played by a Jewish actor with significant acting chops.
Since start of Gaza war: A 40% increase in new immigrants from Britain to Israel
An Aliyah Fair in London saw hundreds from the British Jewish community attend, with notable speakers giving attendees a glimpse at what their lives in Israel could look like.
UK unveils new extremism definition amid rise in hate crimes against Jews, Muslims
Groups identified as extremist, following a "robust" assessment over the next few weeks, will not be subject to any action under criminal laws and will still be permitted to hold demonstrations.
With Labour in his sights, left-winger Galloway wins in English town
It will be the first time Galloway's left-wing Workers Party of Britain has been represented in parliament.
