Jeremy bronfman

Unite union to review donations following Labour antisemitism lawsuit

The Labour Party apologized and agreed to pay damages to seven whistleblowers who sued the party for defamation after they were denounced for telling the BBC about antisemitism in the party.

AUGUST 3, 2020|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

Our world: The hour of the pro-Israel Democrats

Israel has a case to make to liberal Democrats that is just as compelling its case to religious Christians.

JULY 14, 2015|ByCAROLINE B. GLICK

IDF SOLDIERS OF THE Desert Blaze Batallion

Ready for any surprise, the reservists of the Desert Blaze battalion keep both eyes on Gaza

The ‘Post’ spends a day with the soldiers of the Desert Blaze Battalion, as they prepare to defend the Gaza periphery from attack by Hamas

FEBRUARY 21, 2015|ByYAAKOV LAPPIN

Women praying with Torah at Western Wall, October 24, 2014.

High Court: Draw up criteria for funding of non-Orthodox congregations

In 2012, the Reform and Conservative movements in Israel submitted a petition to the High Court demanding that non-Orthodox rabbis be allowed to apply and serve as state-paid neighborhood rabbis.

NOVEMBER 18, 2014|ByJEREMY SHARON