For the first time in three years, I marched at London Pride with a Jewish bloc. Walking through London with friends and allies, I felt a…

We all deserve to enter LGBTQIA spaces without being asked to prove our Jewishness meets the criteria others set for 'good Jews.'

Public discourse often demands certainty and simplicity; these photos offer the courage to look closely, direct our gaze towards others, feel compassion and ask difficult questions

We should be cautious about aligning with anyone who offers vocal support for Jews while expressing or excusing hostility toward Muslims, immigrants, asylum seekers or Palestinians

We should be cautious about aligning with anyone who offers vocal support for Jews while expressing or excusing hostility toward Muslims, immigrants, asylum seekers or Palestinians

We should be cautious about aligning with anyone who offers vocal support for Jews while expressing or excusing hostility toward Muslims, immigrants, asylum seekers or Palestinians

As Jews face the deadly menace of antisemitism, they should not be alone. It’s time for their fellow Britons to step up, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

The recent antisemitic attacks make plain what many already feared: Jews have become dehumanised as symbols of Israel’s actions

With civilians across the Middle East living under attack, it’s vital to resist the forces of hate and insist on dignity and compassion for all, says David Davidi-Brown of the New Israel Fund

Governments, politicians, the police, faith leaders, friends, and colleagues can—and must—do more to ensure Jewish communities are safe everywhere, writes David Davidi-Brown

From Palestinians standing up to Hamas to the Bondi beach rescuers, great acts of courage offer hope even in the bleakest times, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

Ceasefire Abroad; Can We Heal Hostilities at Home? As a fragile ceasefire holds and families are reunited, the scars of conflict run through Britain’s streets and social fabric. If we are to …

So many were killed – yet on her release, my mother said ‘shalom’ to her captors. Let’s learn from that moment of grace, says Sharone Lifschitz, London-based film-maker and academic

I’ve spent decades working with and for those who believe my love is wrong. That experience taught me we can overcome divisions if we stop using “unity” to silence dissent

UK plans to recognise Palestine come amid rising Jewish calls to end the war and alleviate Gaza's suffering

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