British Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday told a group of British Jews that Israel needs the United Kingdom to remain in the European Union (EU) to help fight against threats to the Jewish state, including the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement.

Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron launched a public attack on Jeremy Corbyn, the head of the opposition Labour Party, calling on the leftist leader to withdraw his previous comments referring to the terror groups as “friends,” the UK’s Daily Mail reported. Corbyn declined.

Visiting three major allies, the president is likely to face as many jeers as cheers.

Netanyahu slammed British Prime Minister David Cameron’s statement that he was “horrified” by Israeli construction in Jerusalem.

After UK PM David Cameron said he was horrified by Israel's activities in East Jerusalem, Jerusalem’s Mayor Nir Barkat fired back, saying Cameron is uninformed and should come take another tour of the area to see the amount of progress taking place there.

European countries, through their funding of the Palestinian Authority (PA), have for years been inadvertently funding terrorism against Israel, and now European parliamentarians are challenging their respective governments’ policies and demanding oversight.

In October, international law students will arrive in Israel to argue the legal issues of a near-miss asteroid event, and the Three Million Club plans to feed the poorest people in the world, not by donations, but by returning a profit for investors.

The international threat of militant Islam, diplomatic relations between Israel and the PA and cooperation in technology were the main issues discussed between the Israeli and British leaders.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was greeted with large protests outside 10 Downing Street, in a possible sign of the increasing anti-Israel and anti-Semitic views in the European nation.

Vicious anti-Semites assaulted three young Jewish men in Manchester, England on Saturday night. A 17-year-old victim remains in serious condition.

Israel dismissed as a PR stunt a petition to arrest Prime Minister Netanyahu for war crimes upon his arrival in the UK next month.

PM Netanyahu will fly to the UK in September to explore cooperation and to discuss the Iran nuclear deal.

A new report on anti-Semitism in the UK shows a serious increase in incidents against the British Jewish community.

The British PM announced a program to combat the rising Islamic extremism and anti-Semitism in his country, describing it as the "struggle of our generation."

Amnesty International is facing criticism after its members voted against a motion that would have compelled the organization to combat anti-Semitism in the UK.

British Prime Minister David Cameron believes that the UK is still among the best countries in Europe for Jews despite rising anti-Semitism and delegitimization of Israel.

With so many stories of children around the world being radicalized by Islamic extremists, here is a collection of contrasting education-related activities concerning the Jewish State.

Good News Israel presents a way to prevent hospital infections; diagnosing pneumonia, and much more.

Whether it's the ethnic or religious minorities, women, the disabled or any other group that historically suffered discrimination, all are treated equally in Israel.

Israel fears that the Islamic State crisis is blinding Western leaders to the equally dangerous Iranian nuclear threat. Netanyahu will meet with Obama on Oct. 1.