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Initially the Gala was going to celebrate John Galliano with the theme a retrospective on his career but it was ditched because organisers thought it would cause backlash.

The email sent to the Brooklyn Museum included threats to blow up the Eastern Parkway/Brooklyn Museum subway station.

Labor MPs taunted for taking Liberal and National “human shields” on taxpayer-funded Anzac Day trip to Gallipoli.

Arguments will rage across the Seder table between different views of the right course for Israel, but the real conflict will be within ourselves

Gendler — who is one of eight people on the News’ shortlist to be the next Yale president — was one of three keynote speakers at an antisemitism forum held by the Slifka Center and spent much of the night lauding the Yale administration’s approach to campus antisemitism in the wake of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel.

Rabbi Barry Marcus held the money in accounts under his personal control, but handed it back last month after an inquiry by the National Crime Agency

Rabbi Barry Marcus was the subject of a ‘complex and challenging’ 18-month investigation

Barry Marcus, 74, a pioneer of Holocaust education, has given back £2.35million following an 18-month investigation by the National Crime Agency.

Barry Marcus MBE failed to distribute the funds and held them in personal accounts, the NCA says.

Plagued by alcoholism and substance abuse, John Galliano, 63, faced multiple setbacks, including a 2011 conviction for public insults, leading to his dismissal as Diors creative director.