U.K. Slams Trump Supporter's Attack on BBC Cameraman, Says Part 'Of Broader Issue'
'There is a broader issue here which is that last year 80 journalists were killed across the world just for doing their job,' said U.K. Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt
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You're an Israeli With a Bank Account Abroad? You Better Know About CRS
If you’re not an American in Israel covered by FATCA, the Common Reporting Standard system is what will enforce tax law and prevent you from hiding assets abroad
Opinion Brexit Has Made Britain anti-German Again
Anti-German dogwhistling has plagued the pro-Brexit camp since pre-referendum billboards enjoined Brits to 'Halt Ze German Advance.' As the Brexit chaos intensifies, that populist jingoism is becoming increasingly shrill
U.K. Taps New Ambassador to Israel
Neil Wigan will take his diplomatic post in June, replacing David Quarrey
Amid Economic and Political Turmoil, Iranians Brave Dangerous Waters for Better Life in Britain
In 2018, more than 21,000 Iranians left the country to seek asylum in Europe, Turkey, the United States, Canada and Australia
Explained Britain's Parliament Faces Biggest Decision Since World War Two
The future of the U.K.'s March 29 exit from the EU is deeply uncertain as parliament is likely to vote down May's deal, opening up outcomes ranging from a disorderly divorce to reversing Brexit altogether
U.K. Makes Around 17,000 anti-Semitic Searches Every Year, Study Reveals
Report says anti-Semitic Google searches spiked on Holocaust Remembrance Day, after Israel won Eurovision Contest, and after Jeremy Corbyn met with Jewish leaders
London Mosque Cancels Holocaust Exhibition After Muslim Protest
The Centre for Islamic Understanding in Golders Green reportedly abandoned plan to honor Muslims who saved Jews during the Holocaust after some protesters marked the event’s links with Yad Vashem
Opinion Mohamed Salah, Don't Boycott Israeli Arabs. We're the Only Reason Palestine Wasn't Lost Completely
An open letter to the Egyptian soccer player from a Palestinian citizen of Israel
Europe's Largest Bank to Divest From Israeli Defense Contractor Following BDS Campaign
Britain-based HSBC informed campaigners it has completely liquidated its holdings in Elbit Systems, which 'sells weapons to the Israeli military used in attacks on Palestinians'
Two Arrested Over 'Unprecedented' Drone Activity Disrupting Britain's Second Busiest Airport
London's Gatwick Airport reopened, but authorities say delays are still likely after 36-hour closure affecting some 120,000 passengers
Scotland, U.S. Commemorate 30 Years Since Bombing of Pan Am Flight Over Lockerbie
Three decades later, the investigation into the Pan Am bombing continues, with British prosecutors pledging to track down accomplices of sole man indicted for the attack, Libyan intelligence officer Abdelbaset Al-Megrahi
In Jewish London, Brexit Jitters Cause Housing Slump
Worries about split from Europe compounded by growing prospect of Corbyn-led government if Tories fall
Riding the Brexit Wave: An Israeli Just Bought 1,200 London Apartments – in Cash
As a result of Brexit and the pound's drop, many developers have stopped building new projects, forcing them to sell under pressure
After 80 Years, Germany Agrees to Compensate Kindertransport Survivors
Nearly 10,000 children, almost all of them Jewish, were sent to Britain on the Kindertransport from Nazi Germany, including Austria and parts of Czechoslovakia annexed to Germany
U.K. Labour Suspends Official Who Blamed Jews for 'All Wars in the World'
Mohammed Yasin was suspended after The Sunday Times gave Labour a dossier detailing his social media activity
Chelsea Condemns anti-Semitic Chants by Fans, Vows 'Strongest Possible Action'
'Any kind of race-related or religious hatred is abhorrent to this club and the overwhelming majority of our fans,' says club spokesman
Theresa May Wins U.K. Conservative Party's Vote of Confidence
117 of her lawmakers said she's no longer the right leader to implement Brexit
U.K. Conservative Lawmakers Trigger Confidence Vote in PM Theresa May's Leadership
May, who is boxed in on her options for Brexit, had her room for manoeuvre further diminished when she was briefly locked in her car in front of German leader Angela Merkel on Tuesday
Hard Brexit: PM May Says the U.K. Leaving the EU on March 29
A costly British exit from the European Union without a negotiated deal is increasingly likely, France's European affairs minister said on Monday
Sacha Baron Cohen, Posing as Israeli Anti-terror Expert, Gets U.S. Lawmakers to Endorse 'Kinderguardians'
The scheme includes a fake instructional video featuring children’s songs and 'gunimals' - weapons adorned with soft toys - that would purportedly help kids confront school shootings
Corbyn Sends Hanukkah Greeting With Message of Compassion for Refugees
Labour Party leader said the holiday celebrates sharing, adding: 'Jewish communities, often drawing on their own experiences of persecution, have supported refugees'
Mary Ben-Gurion, Christian-born Daughter-in-law of Israel’s First PM, Dies at 94
The nurse from an Isle of Man family would undergo both Reform and Orthodox conversions, but the Old Lion’s wife Paula never considered her a real Jew
Revealed: British PM Clement Attlee Took in Jewish Child on Eve of WWII
The Guardian reports that the Labour prime minister who governed the U.K. in the late 40s sponsored a Jewish child who was fleeing Germany in 1939
Major Tel Aviv Thoroughfare, Named After a British General, Celebrates Its Centennial
General Allenby is forgotten in Britain, but the budding metropolis named its first wide street after him. The street, then the bustling hub of the city, is now dotted with strip clubs and other lowbrow venues
Melting Pot U.K. Jews and Muslims Join Hands to Cook Chicken Soup for the Homeless
As part of National Mitzvah Day, hundreds of volunteers participated in a chicken soup cook-a-thon for homeless shelters and others in need
80 Years On, Kindertransport Survivors Call for New British Rescue Mission for Child Refugees
Leslie Brent and Lord Alf Dubs among those urging government to take in more migrant children, like the 10,000 mainly young Jews who were saved from Nazi Germany between 1938 and 1940
U.K. Labour Politician Faces Disciplinary Charges After Questioning Jewish Community’s Need for Security
Jenny Rathbone, a lawmaker in the regional National Assembly for Wales, said last year about the Jewish community's need for security: 'How much of it is for real and how much of it is in their own heads is really hard for an outsider to judge'
U.K. Police Open Criminal Probe Into anti-Semitism Claims Against Labour
Complainant says dossier handed over to police includes evidence of anti-Semitic hate crimes
U.K. Conservative Causes Uproar in EU Parliament for Comparing Socialists to Nazis
'You have to remember that Nazis were National Socialists, a strain of socialism, so let's not pretend'