Rishi Sunak

The addition of the United Kingdom to the list of Israel’s confident national security discussants is the first time the country has made such a turn for any ally other than the US.

In October, London's High Court will hear a Palestinian rights group's case against British arms exports to Israel, alleging breaches of international law.

 A left-wing anarchist has been jailed for 13 years for terrorism-related offenses, including a written declaration of a desire to kill more than 50 people.

Groups identified as extremist, following a "robust" assessment over the next few weeks, will not be subject to any action under criminal laws and will still be permitted to hold demonstrations.

The UK has seen an outburst of antisemitism and islamophobia, including accusations against Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's own government, leading to a new funding commitment to address the issue.

With the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war and the difficulty in containing fiery rhetoric, British lawmakers have described their fears and anxieties over their support of Israel.

Britain's new Foreign Secretary David Cameron said he hoped his experience as prime minister from 2010-2016 would help him deal with current international challenges, after surprise appointment.

US President Joe Biden's war embrace of Israel during its darkest hours demonstrated strong leadership and true friendship.

"Palestinians are victims of what Hamas has done. It's important that we continue to provide humanitarian access," Sunak told Herzog while encouraging a continuation of humanitarian aid to Gaza.

UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly is set to meet with leaders in Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar in the coming days.

London's Metropolitan Police said there had been 105 reports of antisemitic incidents and 75 antisemitic offences between Sept. 29 and Oct. 12.