Despite a decrease in antisemitic incidents since 2019, the pandemic is fueling new strands of antisemitic discourse – from conspiracy theories of Jewish involvement in spreading the disease for malevolent and financial purposes, to expressions of hope that Jews would catch the virus and die
The flyers show the entrance to the death camp with the words 'Vaccines are safe path to freedom.' Piers Corbyn rejects accusations of antisemitism
In a conference hosted by the Jewish Labour Movement, party leader Keir Starmer and his deputy Angela Rayner continued their efforts to repair the damages of the Corbyn era
Corbyn's already been tossed on the scrap heap of history, and Trump is on his way. But with populist antisemitism still growing, the threat Jewish communities face goes beyond the toxic legacy of any one figure
Board of Deputies of British Jews decries 'retrograde step for the party in its relations with the community'
How one of the world’s most influential center-left parties came to be led by Jeremy Corbyn and how antisemitism proved his undoing
Report by Equality and Human Rights Commission says party is responsible for 'unlawful acts of harassment and discrimination' against Jews
Jeremy Corbyn’s gone, but Donald Trump traffics in exactly the same selective antisemitism
By firing a senior member of his team over retweeting an ‘antisemitic conspiracy theory,’ the U.K. Labour Party leader has differentiated himself from his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn
Lisa Nandy disentangles pro-Palestinian views from kneejerk anti-Zionism and disdain for Jews. That counts as remarkable for a Labour party emerging from its toxic, electorally disastrous Corbyn era
Keir Starmer wants to quietly move away from Corbynism - in any other time, the Jewish community would demand a more demonstrative repudiation, but not now with the coronavirus
In defeat to Corbyn camp, Keith Starmer elected to head Labour Party
The Labour party is voting for a new leader, but not a new era. Most of the frontrunners were appeasers in the anti-Semitism crisis – or complicit in it
Lisa Nandy has won over hearts and minds by noting that she’s also a long-time member of Labour Friends of Palestine and the Middle East
The party will have a new leader in April when Jeremy Corbyn steps down, but with the results of a probe into anti-Semitism due this summer, will that be enough to persuade former Jewish members to come back?
John Bercow tells Sunday Times magazine he never faced harassment due to the fact that he is Jewish from Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party which has previously been accused of institutional anti-Semitism
Jews on the right don't get racism. Jews on the left don't get solidarity
'Britain would not be Britain without its Jewish community,' the British prime minister said
Seeing the words 'European Union' erased from my new U.K. passport soured the relief from seeing Jeremy Corbyn's fall earlier this month
Jean-Luc Melenchon says 'networks of influence from Likud' were to blame for Labor's worst showing since 1935
Even the worst electoral disaster since 1935 hasn't burst the Corbyn camp's bubble of self-delusion. Labour's road back to electability - and to British Jews - will be long and tortuous
The dogwhistle attacks on Jews for Labour’s historic defeat has already begun. They will only get louder
Johnson's Conservatives sweep the snap election, marking biggest win for the party since the 80s – Johnson says U.K. will leave EU on January 31
Results are food for thought for other center-left parties in the West. Has the fascination with young, digitally connected activists pulling parties in a more radical 'progressive' direction been exaggerated?
Party leader acknowledges 'very disappointing night' as Conservatives poised for their best showing since 1987
English region where Labour has held sway for three generations could see a Conservative turnaround
Leaflets follow several occasions in which ultra-Orthodox Rabbi Pinter criticized Crobyn-led party for failing to address proliferation of anti-Semitic incidents in its ranks
Pushed out of the anti-Semitic left and repelled by the nativist right, Jews are now at a unique political disadvantage among U.K. minorities
'It is true that we as a country cannot say we support this-or-that candidate, but Corbyn is a real danger to Israel-Britain relations,' says Deputy Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely
Both Jewish and Muslim leaders fear that it will take years to detoxify the bigotry on the left and the right