The Home Affairs Committee releases the Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban report The Home Affairs Committee’s report on the Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban has been released. We welcome this
The Home Affairs Committee’s report on the Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban has been released. We welcome this report, and especially the Committee’s interventions in bringing senior officers before them
The final hostage is returning home. It is understood that Ran Gvili, the last hostage in Gaza, has been located and identified and is being returned to Israel for burial.
WMP Chief Constable allowed to retire after PCC refuses to fire him The West Midlands Police scandal reached a zenith over the past week. After the car crash appearance of
Following the recent release of a preliminary report by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and the Home Secretary’s withdrawal of her confidence from West Midlands Police Chief Constable Craig Guildford, Mr Guildford has now
Today, His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary has provided its report to the Home Secretary regarding the West Midlands Police decision not to permit supporters of Maccabi Tel Aviv to attend a match at
British Jews want UNRWA defunded This past week, we have published our new polling on the front page of The JC that shows that 89% of British Jews – an overwhelming majority – do not
What do British Jews think of the BBC? We have now released new polling on how the British Jewish community views the BBC. The results will not make pleasant reading
The scandal of the ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from attending the club’s match against Aston Villa in Birmingham is not abating, and it is past time for West Midlands
Campaign Against Antisemitism has written to Staffordshire University and West Midlands Police following reports that a Regional Course Director at the University shared conspiratorial posts about Jews. Dr Rizwan Mustafa,
An investigation has been launched following the allegation that Rizwan Mustafa, the founding Chair of the West Midlands branch of the National Association of Muslim Police (NAMP), published incendiary posts
West Midlands Police are reportedly looking into a video that appears to show football fans singing a song targeting Jewish people on a Birmingham train. The video, uploaded to Twitter
An inspiring alliance of Jewish and Muslim women in Birmingham removed antisemitic graffiti found in the city reading “Die Jewish”. The group, determined to show that its members and their
