Nicole Lampert

There is a woman who likes to stand outside the Houses of Parliament holding up proPalestine placards. She wears a striped outfit and hat to make her look like a prisoner in Auschwitz.

There is a woman who likes to stand outside the Houses of Parliament holding up pro-Palestine placards. She wears a striped outfit and hat to make her look like a prisoner in Auschwitz. A Holocaust su...

As a new report exposes the shocking scale of Jew-hatred in British society and in schools, Nicole Lampert explains why the recommendations must be taken seriously if Jewish parents like her are ever to feel their children are safe

Bookmark popover Removed from bookmarks I t is stuff that most people thought had long gone out of fashion: the primary school child

The Daily Mail discovered this week, such views are now becoming commonplace in the NHS, a disturbing trend that has been branded 'hate in healthcare'.

With flights packed and fares reaching £6,000, voters are travelling home to back Netanyahu or support his opponents

As polls open in the Jewish state, voters I met are clear-eyed about the ongoing danger posed by Palestinian terrorism

They call him the Houdini of the Middle East, the Great Escape artist. And, incredibly, it looks like Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu, one of the most divisive and also most successful politicians in history, has done it again.

Voter turnout among Israel’s Arab citizens has soared to unprecedented levels. In an election that has left Israel’s prime minister struggling to assemble a governing majority, the voters he has spent years alienating now hold the key to his political future. But will Israel’s Arab parties be allowed to turn their votes into power?

From the heart of Israel's democracy, Nicole Lampert explores the options facing Benjamin Netanyahu and his rivals over the coming weeks