UK Elections
As Israel's intelligence protects the UK, Britain's politics punish Israel - analysis
Domestic politics are driving Britain and Israel further apart, threatening a relationship both still need
Incoming UK PM Andy Burnham urges to ramp up pressure on Israel and ban settlement goods
Prime Minister Keir Starmer unveils £15 billion UK defense plan as legacy project
Keir Starmer expected to resign as UK prime minister following pressure from rival Andy Burnham
Why Corbyn Just May
UK Jewish community likely to come out in force for May's Conservatives
In light of the recent attacks in Manchester and London, most polling stations had increased security as they opened on Thursday morning.
Voting underway in crucial UK general election
As the UK prepares to open negotiations with the EU in the coming weeks, Thursday's general election could mark a turning point in the UK's political landscape for years to come.
Poster featuring Theresa May with Star of David earring removed
The large banner, hung in the city of Bristol in southwest England, was designed to highlight "Theresa May’s... relationship with Israel," said one of the organizers responsible for the image.
‘Enough is enough,’ May vows after London attack
12 arrested in connection with car ramming, stabbing spree by terrorists that killed 7, wounded 48
Think About It: Why can’t we be a little more like the British?
No one seems to have any concrete policy proposals to contend with Israel's issues – just slogans.
5 reasons why some UK Jews support Labour, despite antisemitism charges
Britain is gearing up for the June 8 general elections.
Netanyahu extends condolences to British PM over Manchester attack
The premier called the UK's prime minister to express Israel's solidarity with Manchester in the days after the lethal terror attack that claimed the lives of at least 22 people.
UK Minister: Labor government 'would boycott Israel'
Conservative Party official issues warning ahead of June 8th elections.
Can Israel have UK-style snap elections? Don't count on it
For now, Israelis who feel that elections and their aftermath take too long can only look at the UK with envy.