After attending the coronation of Britain's King Charles, UK Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis reflected on an extraordinary day and sent special wishes to the King and Queen.

Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis was awarded a knighthood as Commander of the British Empire.

Now that the Queen has passed, British Jews have altered the weekly prayers for the monarchy.

The church issued the apology on the 800th anniversary of the passage of laws that led to the Jews' expulsion.

'It is a day of shame for the Labour Party,' Labour leader Keir Starmer said. “We have failed Jewish people, our members, our supporters and the British public.”

The Archbishop recognized that the Chief Rabbi's public post represented an 'insecurity and fear felt by many British Jews.'

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin expressed support for Britain’s chief rabbi and his article blasting Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn’s record on anti-Semitism.

Party leader Jeremy Corbyn promotes anti-Israel boycotts, meets with activists from the Hezbollah and Hamas terror groups, and reportedly refused to visit Yad Vashem.

The UK Labour party suspended the former London mayor for a year over his Jew-baiting remarks.