Artists who perform in Israel see their Facebook pages become political battlegrounds, but there is still hope.

This month, Alondon celebrates 200 issues and 18 years in publication.

Saul Zadka looks back at the people he's denounced and the prophecies he's made over 200 columns for Alondon.

This month we talk to Batsheva's dancers and round-up the Israeli films at London's festivals, while we prepare for a triple anniversary next month.

Nir Cohen has started a new meeting group for young Israelis in London.

From boycotters to spies to universities, Saul Zadka explores the current state of British-Israeli relations.

Saul Zadka gives us his take on Peter Brook's boycott and Standard Chartered's Iranian dealings.

Rosh Hashanah greeting from a representative of the Muslim Council of Britain.

A Rosh Hashanah message from the Chief Rabbi.

Holiday greetings from the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson.

From Israelis at the Olympics to a politician's wife in the scouts, we've got it all in the print edition of Alondon this month.

With the temperature rising, is there anything interesting happening in Israel right now?

Saul Zadka gives us his take on recent events in the UK, from a "martyr" from West London to the BBC's rare apology.

What's the price to discuss any question you want in the Knesset? 5000 signatures.

I'm British, I'm Muslim and I'm proud to say that I am a Zionist; it's not very often you'll hear this phrase, but if I can go from wanting to see the destruction of Israel and the Jews to where I am now, I know change is possible.

Hello my Londoner friends. Usually this time of year in Israel is the best. Not quite summer, charming spring days and after Shavuot when no one is putting up with family get-togethers, only the happiness of a supreme Galilee cheese. This is the time when I gained my qualification in the Israeli health system. After my wife being hospitalised three times in the best ICUs of the best hospitals, I am a tad discouraged.

Saul Zadka brings us his take on recent developments in Britain, from the news that 66% of Britons are not too fond of Israel to the life-changing Israeli invention that helped a paralysed woman complete the London Marathon - while the boycotters were nowhere to be seen.

Dear readers, we debate Israel's past, present and future with two leading historians, we talk to Tzvika Levy, who's made caring for "lone soldiers" his life's mission, and look at four Israeli filmmakers who've chosen to make their mark in London. All this and much more in Alondon this month.

A 2010 report from the Institute for Jewish Policy Research (JPR) found that 82% of British Jews saw Israel as "central" or "important" to their Jewish identities, 95% had visited Israel and 72% described themselves as Zionists. It's frankly bizarre that a community which expresses such strong emotional and political attachment to Israel doesn't show the same attachment to the Israelis in its midst.

Dear readers, this month we ask whether London or Tel Aviv is better for cycling, and look at a pair of Israeli women - one a comic, the other a singer - currently treading the boards in London to great acclaim.