Jeremy Corbyn
Britain’s sanctions on Israeli settlements reveal hypocrisy of its ‘occupation’ policy - opinion
Britain’s settlement sanctions risk damaging ties with Israel while exposing a glaring double standard.
Who is Andy Slaughter, UK's Labour Party's new anti-Israel Solicitor General? - explainer
Who is Andy Burnham? Potential future UK PM's stance on Israel, antisemitism - explainer
My Word: Nice words are not enough - opinion
Who might replace defeated UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn?
Corbyn said he would remain leader temporarily, and a contest to select his replacement is expected to begin shortly.
Beyond Corbyn: UK-Israel relations
Like the UK, the State of Israel too can say thank you for small mercies and look forward to a period of shalom with like-minded people here in the UK.
Did Corbyn’s antisemitism cost Labour the elections?
For the Jewish community, December’s snap elections were about the Labour leader’s legitimization of antisemitism.
Britain's rejection of Corbyn proves soul of nation is intact
The scale of Labour's defeat under Corbyn was historic, with the party posting its worst result in nearly a century.
London calling: After Corbyn lost, what is the future of UK Jews?
A week after his victory, Johnson made an encouraging pledge to combat boycotts against Israel, saying it tends to be targeted with “nauseating frequency.”
Israeli psychic Uri Geller: I helped Boris Johnson win UK elections
The psychic claims that the reason for Johnson's victory in the UK general election is a spoon that belonged to former Israeli prime minister Golda Meir, which he passed on to Johnson.
Letters to the Editor December 18, 2019: Pompeo pummels US representatives
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Anti-Israel stalwarts blame Zionists and Jews for Corbyn’s defeat
More anti-Israel stalwarts across Europe are coming forward to blame the Jewish state and Zionism for the defeat of Britain’s Labour Party in last week’s elections.
Corbyn’s going, but will Labour kick its antisemitism habit?
The choice will likely come down to a candidate backed by the hard-left “Corbynite” wing of the party or a softer-left or centrist candidate backed by Labour’s more moderate wing
French far-left leader blames Likud for Jeremy Corbyn’s defeat
Jean-Luc Melenchon, a far-left politician from France who is often described as Corbyn’s counterpart there, blamed “networks of influence from Likud” for Corbyn's loss.
