Aamna Mohdin

Prince Harry has described rising antisemitism in Britain as “deeply troubling”, saying that while people were entitled to feel anger over events

Londoners may have spotted a giant green pickle bobbing through the capital, turning up at landmarks including the Tate Modern and Southbank Centre, with a simple message: the UK's first Jewish culture month has been launched.

Inaugural festival aimed at bringing ‘less oy and more joy’ has events that span food, fashion, music and literature

Ahead of Nakba march, Sara Husseini says many feel they are being treated as suspects rather than victims of mass suffering

British Palestinians feel unable to speak openly about Israel's war on Gaza, the director of the British Palestinian Committee has said, amid what

Aamna Mohdin Community affairs correspondent British Palestinians feel unable to speak openly about Israel's war on Gaza, the director of

Amandeep Singh, an educator with the charity Basics of Sikhi, is proud of his community's deeply-rooted place in British society.

The conviction of Vickrum Digwa for the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak has sparked renewed discussion about kirpans, the ceremonial blades carried by some Sikhs as an article of faith.

Community leaders express disgust at Vickrum Digwa over murder of Henry Nowak amid fears of rise in racial tensions

Politicians and community leaders have called for calm after violent disorder in Southampton sparked by the murder of student Henry Nowak. Lucy Hough speaks to community affairs correspondent Aamna Mohdin