Nicole Lampert

2 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Mark Hookham |Anna Mikhailova |Nicole Lampert

A primary school teacher who shared a conspiracy theory on Facebook that Mossad were behind the 9/11 attacks has shown pupils a video which accuses Israel of apartheid to ‘educate them’. The case of Nazia Abassi is just one example unearthed by a Mail investigation that has discovered far-Left teachers proudly claiming to be sharing pro-Palestine materials in their schools. Others have taken part in hardline campaigns and protests against Israel.

4 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Nicole Lampert

When her beloved husband Major Iain Grahame died 18 months ago, Antiques Roadshow favourite Bunny Campione came to acknowledge that some things don’t last forever. Iain may have been 91, but his death was sudden. ‘He fell over and banged his head, but for four hours he was up eating, talking, everything else. And then suddenly he was unconscious,’ she says. ‘He didn’t wake up again. I stayed up with him all night.’ A mere 15 hours after his fall he was dead.

6 days ago | thejc.com | Nicole Lampert

He combines deep knowledge and sparkling intellectual capability with a confident appearance Yet he has also been one of Israel’s most articulate and consistent defenders on the world stage. He combines deep knowledge and sparkling intellectual capability with a confident appearance. Last week he went on the attack against right-wing Israel hatred on one of America’s biggest and most influential podcasts – the Joe Rogan show.

1 week ago | thejc.com | Nicole Lampert

“You’d have these 17 and 18-year-old girls crossing through Nazi checkpoints with revolvers in their skirts,” says Hershfield. “When I found out about them, I just kind of fell in love with them and their stories. I was blown away that I had never heard about them and I wanted to tell their story as loudly as I could.” It has an amazing story and some incredible songs but, as many Jewish creatives have found since October 7, getting the play put on is, in Hershfield’s words, “a hard sell”.

1 week ago | thejc.com | Nicole Lampert

Thailand to Cornwall If you are bereft at the end of The White Lotus and a weekly look at Jason Isaacs, he has two new films coming up. The Salt Path, based on the book by Raynor Winn, about a walk on Cornwall’s coastline, is pretty much a two-hander with Gillian Anderson. I’ve been lucky enough to see it, and if your soul is feeling troubled it feels like a salve. A reminder of the beauty of nature, the strength of love – it is out next month.