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Keir Starmer said the government may need to consider stronger powers to deal with the cumulative impact of repeated protests. While defending peaceful protest, he acknowledged concerns raised by the Jewish community and signalled that further restrictions could be examined.
Displaced families in Gaza report rising attacks by rats and weasels in overcrowded camps. Aid workers warn of a growing public health crisis as sanitation conditions deteriorate.
British Jews marked Shabbat under heavy security after a stabbing attack in Golders Green left two men seriously injured. Community members say rising antisemitism has forced many to conceal religious symbols and worship behind fortified synagogues.
Police raided Hadash youth offices in Umm al-Fahm ahead of a May Day rally and confiscated a Palestinian flag. Party officials condemned the move and called for an investigation, saying it harms freedom of expression.
Displaced families in Gaza report rising attacks by rats and weasels in overcrowded camps, raising fears of a public health crisis. Aid groups warn that poor sanitation, uncollected waste and delayed reconstruction are fueling the infestations.
British Jews marked Shabbat under heightened security after a stabbing attack in Golders Green left two men seriously injured. Many report fear and frustration over rising antisemitism, while community leaders emphasize resilience and continued faith.
Keir Starmer said some protests may need to be banned due to their cumulative impact on the Jewish community. His comments follow a terror-related stabbing and renewed debate over public order powers and antisemitism.
Low-cost fibre-optic drones used by Hezbollah are challenging Israeli forces in southern Lebanon. The devices evade traditional countermeasures, prompting Israel to adapt its battlefield tactics amid ongoing conflict.
Just 35 minutes from Jerusalem, the northern Dead Sea is emerging as a wild wellness destination. From freshwater springs and salt chimneys to desert lodging and culinary ventures, local pioneers are transforming the rugged coastline into a restorative escape.
Howard Jacobson’s novel *Howl* confronts what he sees as rising antisemitism and moral inversion after the October 7 attacks. Through satire and tragedy, he explores anger, denial, and the fragility of post-Holocaust moral consensus.
The United States says its naval blockade has cost Iran nearly 4.8 billion dollars in oil revenue and left dozens of tankers stranded. President Donald Trump compared the seizures to piracy while defending the operation as effective and profitable.
Maya Wertheimer shared a frightening late night dash to a safe room during a missile alert in Tel Aviv. She also opened up about anxiety, marital struggles, and raising children amid ongoing security threats.
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