The Daily Edition
Thursday, May 9, 2024
Sunak says university leaders have moral duty to protect Jewish students from intimidation
By
Lee Harpin
University vice-chancellors have ‘personal responsibility’ for keeping Jewish students safe, says the prime minister
Europe’s university rectors called on to protect Jewish students
By
Michelle Rosenberg
NUS stops attempt by anti-Zionist activists to force vote on breaking link with UJS
By
Lee Harpin
NUS issues statement confirming UJS is representative body of Jewish students on campuses after last month’s conference hijack attempt
NUS reaches undisclosed settlement with ‘anti-Zionist’ former president
By
Lee Harpin
President Biden threatens to halt arms to Israel over Rafah invasion
By
Jotam Confino in Israel
Right-wing lawmakers and ministers reacted harshly to Biden’s ultimatum, with National Security Minister Ben-Gvir accusing the president of ‘loving Hamas’
OPINION: How a Labour Government could advance peace in the Middle East
By
Michael Rubin
US halts delivery of heavy bombs to Israel as IDF launches Rafah operation
By
Jotam Confino in Israel
On His Majesty’s Service: Norwood granted patronage by King Charles
By
Michelle Rosenberg
Holocaust Memorial Day Trust and World Jewish Relief also retain their royal patronage
Jewish schools network CEO to be torchbearer at Yom Ha’atzmaut ceremony in Israel
By
Michelle Rosenberg
Rabbi David Meyer, of the Partnership of Jewish Schools, is one of two diaspora participants picked for the event
British ex-servicemen join March of the Living in Auschwitz
By
Jenni Frazer
One of the graduates of Israel’s Veterans’ Games says he is ‘blown away by the sheer scale of what I saw’
Surge in complaints about doctors subjecting Jewish colleagues to antisemitic abuse
By
JN Reporter
BBC investigation confirms 60 medical professionals were reported for alleged antisemitic conduct or remarks against their colleagues across the UK after Oct 7
‘Jury still out’ on MP Osamor, says JLM, as Labour restores party whip
By
Lee Harpin
Kate Osamor, MP for Edmonton, had been suspended over comments made ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day
Virtual reality puts viewers in locations where 7/10 massacre took place
By
Michelle Rosenberg
Survivors of Black Shabbat join Israeli ambassador Tzipi Hotovely in London for global launch of project that uses personal videos seen for the first time
OPINION: AI allows us to truly bear witness to the horrors of 7 October
By
Stephen Smith
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