'Irony' as Muslim Brotherhood Disrupts Palestine Society Event
Pro-Israel group notes 'irony' of disruption of Palestine Society event at the notorious anti-Israel School of Oriental and African Studies.
Pro-Israel group notes 'irony' of disruption of Palestine Society event at the notorious anti-Israel School of Oriental and African Studies.

Professor Moty Cristal suing trade union, health trust, after his workshop was cancelled due to his Israeli nationality.

Three Muslim converts confiscated alcohol, attacked and threatened to stab non-Muslims, in attempt to enforce Islamic law.

British embassy to reopen after 2011 violence; Iranian officials to visit London, renew diplomatic relationship.

A UK Judge is set to rule on whether Muslim women should be forced to remove the niqab, a full-face veil when giving evidence in court.

Broadcasting watchdog stops short of banning station altogether after presenter calls for killing anyone who insults Mohammed.

Al Qaeda-linked Somalian terrorist group took possession of enough aid to sustain it "for a fairly long time."


A group of Jewish boys visiting the UK town of Sheerness on the Isle of Sheppey was attacked by a gang of teens hurling rocks and eggs.

A Jordanian court denied bail to Salafi Islamist Abu Qatada, extradited to the country from Britain to face terrorism charges.

British broadcaster under fire over "consultations" with UK Hamas supporter

Prince Charles warned of anti-Semitism and "other poisonous and debilitating forms of intolerance" Monday at an event for Chief Rabbi Sacks.

The UK government is threatening to sue Google over invasion of privacy through its Street View program.

Outrage causes Church of Scotland to agree to reword report that questioned the divine right of Jews to Israel.

British politician suspended by party after suggesting that Jews ‘sacrificed their own’ in Holocaust.


UK says that chemical weapons were used in the Syrian conflict, after scientists analyzed soil smuggled out of the country.

The UK Supreme Court can look at secret evidence in a case against an Iranian bank, but the public can't, according to court papers.

Britain and France are providing support to Syrian rebels in their war against President Bashar al-Assad without European Union backing.

A deputy police and crime commissioner in Hertfordshire, England resigned Tuesday after retweeting a quote by Adolf Hitler.

Osama Bin Laden’s former spiritual adviser has become an unwelcome neighbor among Orthodox Jews in a London neighborhood.

Britain warns citizens to leave Benghazi immediately, citing a “specific and imminent” threat” to Westerners in the eastern Libyan city.

Europe's four member states in the UN Security Council strongly condemn Israel over its planned construction in Jerusalem.

The British government is planning to exclude Hebrew from its list of officially recognized languages for primary schools.

Security is exceptionally tight for Minister Avi Dichter as he visits the UK, due to concerns over a possible arrest attempt.

Anti-Israel protesters, who sought to “occupy” the roof of Scottish parliament, have been charged by police.

Amnesty International initiated disciplinary action against a staff member who posted offensive tweet targeting Jewish members of parliament


Britain is negotiating a military deal with the United Arab Emirates and if successful, will sell the Arab nation 60 new fighter jets.

UK's Foreign Office raised terror threat in Egypt from “general” to “high”, following reports of al-Qaeda inspired plots against westerners.

Britain rejected US requests to use military bases as part of build-up in Gulf, saying strike on Iran would violate international law,

Anti-Israel protesters disrupted a speech by Israeli ambassador Daniel Taub at Edinburgh University on Wednesday evening.


British police on Thursday charged four people with terrorism offenses following their arrest in operations carried out earlier this month.

England launched a campaign to adopt a separate anthem for its team during 2014 World Cup; David Cameron backs 'Jerusalem.'

David Neuberger, also known as Lord Neuberger in the United Kingdom, has been confirmed as the next head of the Supreme Court in the UK.

London and Tehran will be opening mutual interests sections in the Swedish and Omani embassies following a severing of relations.

Members of the Manchester Jewish community were outraged after participants in a World War II re-enactment dressed as senior Nazi officials.

Britain's top court has ruled WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can be extradited to Sweden to face sex crime charges — US retribution?

Head of the British Israel Coalition speaks about the group's response to protesters who tried to stop a performance by Israeli actors.

The British Press Complaints Commission ruled that UK media has the right to refer to Tel Aviv as Israel’s capital.

Local residents swelled the ranks of Israel activists in Hendon during a counter-rally supporting FM Avigdor Lieberman and Israel

Freelance journalist and blogger Richard Millett was assaulted and subjected to abuse at anti-Israel event at University of London.

Ken Livingstone, once expelled from Labour, is clinging to its coat-tails while Boris Johnson is deemphasizing the Tory connection.

A victory against anti-Israelis: Brooklyn's Park Slope Food Co-Op has voted down a referendum to join the international BDS movement.

The UK has banned advertising promoting a book that includes a map showing the Golan Heights as part of Israel.

Eight young Jewish adults with various degrees of mental and physical disabilities spent ten days touring Israel.

UK prime minister David Cameron says he believes sanctions need more time before an Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear program is justified

Baroness Jenny Tonge resigned from the Liberal Democrats after they demanded she apologize for her latest fusillade of anti-Israel remarks.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gave Somalia's interim government a deadline for action at a London aid conference.

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez plans to accuse the UK with "militarization" of the Falklands at the UNSC.

The northern British city of Manchester outstripped London last year in anti-Semitic incidents, figures released Thursday showed.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is going to England's Supreme Court to fight extradition to Sweden on rape charges.
Prime Minister Netanyahu had cautious praise for the EU Monday, calling its decision to embargo Iranian oil "a step in the right direction."

British Minister Alistair Burt touted relations while calling for a construction freeze, a divided Jerusalem, and more Israeli gestures.

Iran's Foreign Ministry thanked the United States Saturday for rescuing 13 of its fishermen from pirates.

Britain is warning Iran it may resort to military action if Tehran attempts to close the Strait of Hormuz to Western oil shipping.

Officials in Bahrain say the British embassy in Manama was the likely target of Sunday's mini-bus bombing - won't rule out Iran as culprit.
Italy has joined a growing number of EU countries who are censuring Iran after England's embassy was sacked - just how high are the stakes?
Great Britain has ordered the closure of the Iranian embassy and given its ambassador 48 hours to leave the United Kingdom.
