Attention has returned to atrocities Israel is inflicting on Palestinians, but Biden still won’t call for ceasefire

Six months into Israel’s horrific attack on Gaza, more than 30,000 people are dead while Hamas is still active

Amnesty International says Rishi Sunak must review donations from JCB and its directors after our findings

Daughter of terror attack victim Makram Ali says politicians are ‘fuelling fire’ by equating Muslims with extremism

A ceasefire seems unlikely, despite claims from Joe Biden last week. But Keir Starmer’s support could change that

Four London councillors have been disciplined by their local party after calling for a ceasefire

Government spoke about threat of antisemitism but did not consider making equivalent warning about anti-Muslim hate

Parliament descended into chaos over a ceasefire vote that the Labour leader reportedly claimed would ‘endanger’ MPs

The Tories want to stop public bodies engaging in ‘BDS’ campaigns – but that’s unlikely to stop grassroots organisers

The climate crisis is the greatest challenge facing all nations, and it won’t be solved by recruiting more reservists

Revealed: Fresh wave of public cash handed to Israeli arms maker whose weapons are used for ‘genocide’

Lying is what many powerful states routinely do, particularly in wartime. But at some point, reality will intrude

University of St Andrews accused of ‘accepting false allegations’ against rector that sparked abusive comments

Case against dissidents for damage to HQ of Israel-linked arms company is thought to be first of its kind in Britain

South Africa’s case against Israel at the ICJ has restored pride among its people

It comes after jurors failed to reach a verdict in December

Rights group Liberty ‘extremely concerned’ as counter-terror police grill family about attending marches in London

Jurors last month couldn’t decide whether activists were guilty over shutdown of Elbit Systems operations in the UK

Advocacy group CAGE says more than 100 schoolchildren have come forward in two months over cases of “harsh repression”

Papers are trying to stir up enthusiasm for Britain’s time-old tradition of bombing Arabs, but is public mood shifting?