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Teachers' union backs motion calling for 'apartheid-free zone' in Northern Ireland

Critics have warned of 'Jewish-free zones’ as NASUWT members back Israeli boycott campaign

Britain’s largest teaching union surveys 10,000 members on antisemitism in schools

Some teachers, though, told the JC that the poll itself made them feel ‘gaslit’

British Museum reschedules Jewish Culture Month event over fears of ‘disruption’

The museum said the decision was made to ‘protect the event’ and ‘not to diminish it’, but the shadow attorney general said it had sent ‘the wrong message’

Netanyahu to sue New York Times over rape dog article

The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed that a defamation suit would be filed on behalf of the Israeli leader and Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar

‘King of Comics’ Jack Kirby honoured with NYC street named after him

The creator of Captain America is “widely recognised as the most prolific and arguably most important creator in the history of the comic book,” according to the Centre for Jewish History

Prognosis: Negative – Unseen Larry David screenplay surfaces online after 43 years

The would-be film lent its title to a recurring gag about a fictional film on Seinfeld

Israeli bride gets wedding speech from deceased father in hologram form

A viral video shows the moment a bride’s AI-generated father appears as a projection at her wedding ceremony

UN adds Israel to ‘blacklist’ of countries that commit sexual violence in conflict zones

The county’s ambassador to the UN has said that it is a ‘political decision’ which is ‘disconnected from reality’

Ivanka Trump is beach-ready in Israeli designer’s swimwear set