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INSS outlines recommendations for US, UK to set independent oversight, enforceable 'red lines'
On both sides of the aisle, candidates accused of antisemitism kept advancing and were dropped only when a separate scandal made them a liability, INSS researchers found.
Green Party coalition ruled out by UK PM Burnham following antisemitic 'Zionism is racism' motion
UK's Green Party Jewish leader Zack Polanski loses parliamentary seat election to Labour candidate
Israel must follow through on British consulate closure after Miliband sanctions - editorial
Time for change: A new prime minister in No. 10 Downing Street - comment
Now, after 14 years, the time for change has come again, and Brits will be governed by a Labour government for the foreseeable future.
Meet Keir Starmer's Jewish wife, bringing Shabbat to No. 10 Downing Street
From regularly observing Shabbat to maintaining strong connections with the Jewish community, Victoria's influence extends beyond the domestic sphere.
Conservatives slammed for attack on Starmer's Shabbat eve tradition
Victoria Starmer, the Labour leader's wife, is Jewish, and the family keeps some Shabbat traditions such as performing kiddush and having challah.
London Labour politician's office vandalized by anti-Israel activist
An anonymous source confirmed that Stella Creasy's office was vandalized by an anti-Israel activist. Creasy had alluded to the motivations, while police had refused to publicly speculate.
Will Keir Starmer’s Labour government support UK Jews and Israel? - opinion
In the five weeks since the general election, the Jewish community has been debating what Keir Starmer as Prime Minister will mean to UK Jews and Israel.
UK's Labour pledges to recognize Palestinian state as part of peace process
In May, Spain, Ireland, and Norway officially recognized a Palestinian state.
UK's Labour to include pledge on recognizing Palestinian state in election manifesto - Guardian
Labour leader Keir Starmer said last month that he wanted to recognize a Palestinian state if he won power, but that such a move would need to come at the right time in a peace process.
UK's Labour, after backlash, says Abbott can run in election
Diane Abbott, who was first elected in 1987, had been suspended by the party for over a year after she said Jewish, Irish and Traveller people did not face racism
UK smoking ban for younger generations passes first parliamentary hurdle
Sunak's plan to impose some of the world's strictest anti-smoking rules has angered some members of his governing Conservative Party.
London police investigate as Jewish Labour councilor hissed at during meeting
Standing to contribute to the budget meeting, Joshua Garfield was reportedly subjected to antisemitic comments and hissing.
